The Works of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke, Volume 1H. Milford, Oxford University Press, 1906 |
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Page 103
... called love , and it contains a mixture of lust ; its object is the beauty of women . The other is the great society with man and all other animals . The passion subservient to this is called likewise love , but it has no mixture of ...
... called love , and it contains a mixture of lust ; its object is the beauty of women . The other is the great society with man and all other animals . The passion subservient to this is called likewise love , but it has no mixture of ...
Page 104
... called pain , because it turns upon actual pleasure , and because it is , both in its cause and in most of its effects , of a nature altogether different . Next to the general passion we have for society , to a choice in which we are ...
... called pain , because it turns upon actual pleasure , and because it is , both in its cause and in most of its effects , of a nature altogether different . Next to the general passion we have for society , to a choice in which we are ...
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... called astonish- ment ; the beautiful is founded on mere positive pleasure , and excites in the soul that feeling which is called love . Their causes have made the subject of this fourth part THE END OF THE FOURTH PART PART V SECTION I ...
... called astonish- ment ; the beautiful is founded on mere positive pleasure , and excites in the soul that feeling which is called love . Their causes have made the subject of this fourth part THE END OF THE FOURTH PART PART V SECTION I ...
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