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... raised by external figns of grief , of remorse , of anger , of en- vy , of malice , are clearly distinguishable from each other . Fifthly , emotions raised by the external figns of painful paffions , are some of them attractive , fome ...
... raised by external figns of grief , of remorse , of anger , of en- vy , of malice , are clearly distinguishable from each other . Fifthly , emotions raised by the external figns of painful paffions , are some of them attractive , fome ...
Page 134
... raised by external signs of envy and rage , are repulfive . But this is not the cafe of painful paffions that are agreeable . Their external figns , it is true , are disagree- able , and raise in the fpectator a painful motion . But ...
... raised by external signs of envy and rage , are repulfive . But this is not the cafe of painful paffions that are agreeable . Their external figns , it is true , are disagree- able , and raise in the fpectator a painful motion . But ...
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... raised by music tender and pathetic , and that raised by the complaint of an unfuccessful lover . To ap- ply these examples to the prefent fubject , I obferve , that the found even of a single word makes , in fome inftances , an ...
... raised by music tender and pathetic , and that raised by the complaint of an unfuccessful lover . To ap- ply these examples to the prefent fubject , I obferve , that the found even of a single word makes , in fome inftances , an ...
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PYRRHICHIUS confifts of two ſhort | 1 |
DACTYLUS a long and two fhort | 8 |
PROCELEUSMATICUS four ſhort fyl | 13 |
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