The Works of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke, Volume 1H. Milford, Oxford University Press, 1906 |
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Page 158
... QUALITIES OF THE MIND Nor is this remark in general less applicable to the qualities of the mind . Those virtues which cause ad- miration , and are of the sublimer kind , produce terror rather than love , such as fortitude , justice ...
... QUALITIES OF THE MIND Nor is this remark in general less applicable to the qualities of the mind . Those virtues which cause ad- miration , and are of the sublimer kind , produce terror rather than love , such as fortitude , justice ...
Page 167
... qualities of the mind , and its principal power generally arises from this ; so that what we have just said of the physiognomy is applicable here . SECTION XXI UGLINESS It may perhaps appear like a sort of repetition of what we have ...
... qualities of the mind , and its principal power generally arises from this ; so that what we have just said of the physiognomy is applicable here . SECTION XXI UGLINESS It may perhaps appear like a sort of repetition of what we have ...
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... qualities of the sublime ; or as the qualities of beauty have when united in a small object . The affection produced by large bodies adorned with the spoils of beauty , is a tension continually re- lieved ; which approaches to the ...
... qualities of the sublime ; or as the qualities of beauty have when united in a small object . The affection produced by large bodies adorned with the spoils of beauty , is a tension continually re- lieved ; which approaches to the ...
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