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... pleasant emotions iii . 208. Without language man would scarce be a rational being iii . 406 . L'avare ) of Moliere cenfured ii . 198 . Laughter i . 338 . Laugh of derifion or scorn ii . 16 . Law ) defined ii . 22 . Laws of human nature ...
... pleasant emotions iii . 208. Without language man would scarce be a rational being iii . 406 . L'avare ) of Moliere cenfured ii . 198 . Laughter i . 338 . Laugh of derifion or scorn ii . 16 . Law ) defined ii . 22 . Laws of human nature ...
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... Pleasant emotions and paffions i . 127. & c . Pleasant pain explained i . 155 . Pleasure ) pleasures of seeing and hearing distinguished from those of the other fenfes i . 1. 2. & c Plea- fure of order i . 32. of connection i . 32 ...
... Pleasant emotions and paffions i . 127. & c . Pleasant pain explained i . 155 . Pleasure ) pleasures of seeing and hearing distinguished from those of the other fenfes i . 1. 2. & c Plea- fure of order i . 32. of connection i . 32 ...
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... pleasant or pain- ful according to circumstances i . 326. & c . Surprise is the cause of contraft i . 359. Surprise a filent paf- fion ii . 205. ftudied in Chinese gardens iii . 319 . Sufpenfe ) an uneasy state i . 205 . Sweet diftrefs ...
... pleasant or pain- ful according to circumstances i . 326. & c . Surprise is the cause of contraft i . 359. Surprise a filent paf- fion ii . 205. ftudied in Chinese gardens iii . 319 . Sufpenfe ) an uneasy state i . 205 . Sweet diftrefs ...
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