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... passion i . 42. Emotions defined i . 46. 47. and their caufes affigned i . 47. & c . Emotion diftinguished from paf- fion i . 52. & c . Emotions generated by relations i . 76. & c . Primary , fecondary i . 81 . Raifed by fiction i . 104 ...
... passion i . 42. Emotions defined i . 46. 47. and their caufes affigned i . 47. & c . Emotion diftinguished from paf- fion i . 52. & c . Emotions generated by relations i . 76. & c . Primary , fecondary i . 81 . Raifed by fiction i . 104 ...
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... passion ceases upon attaining its ul- timate end i . 148 . Laws of motion ) agreeable i . 255 . Les Freres ennemies ) of Racine cenfured ii . 177 . Lex talionis ) upon what principle founded i . 370 . Line ) definition of a regular line ...
... passion ceases upon attaining its ul- timate end i . 148 . Laws of motion ) agreeable i . 255 . Les Freres ennemies ) of Racine cenfured ii . 177 . Lex talionis ) upon what principle founded i . 370 . Line ) definition of a regular line ...
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Lord Henry Home Kames. which we discover a passion from its external signs ii . 136 . Senfe of a common nature in every fpe- cies of beings iii . 356. Senfe internal and external iii . 375. In touching , tasting , and smelling , we feel ...
Lord Henry Home Kames. which we discover a passion from its external signs ii . 136 . Senfe of a common nature in every fpe- cies of beings iii . 356. Senfe internal and external iii . 375. In touching , tasting , and smelling , we feel ...
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