Elements of Criticism, Volume 1A. Miller and A. Kincaid & J. Bell, 1763 - Criticism |
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... This * Such proneness has the mind to this communication of properties , that we often find a property ascribed to a related object , This reafon may appear obscure and me- taphyfical , but 80 EMOTIONS AND PASSIONS . Ch . II .
... This * Such proneness has the mind to this communication of properties , that we often find a property ascribed to a related object , This reafon may appear obscure and me- taphyfical , but 80 EMOTIONS AND PASSIONS . Ch . II .
Page 81
Lord Henry Home Kames. This reafon may appear obscure and me- taphyfical , but it must be relished when we attend to the following examples , which establish the fact beyond all dif- pute . No relation is more intimate than that betwixt ...
Lord Henry Home Kames. This reafon may appear obscure and me- taphyfical , but it must be relished when we attend to the following examples , which establish the fact beyond all dif- pute . No relation is more intimate than that betwixt ...
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... obscurity . I prefume we may now boldly affirm , that wonder is in every cafe a pleasant emo- tion : this is acknowledged as to all new objects that appear inoffenfive ; and even as to objects that appear offenfive , I urge that the ...
... obscurity . I prefume we may now boldly affirm , that wonder is in every cafe a pleasant emo- tion : this is acknowledged as to all new objects that appear inoffenfive ; and even as to objects that appear offenfive , I urge that the ...
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... obscure walks ; but jets d'eau , cascades , objects active , gay , and splen- did . Nay fuch a garden fhould in fome meafure avoid imitating nature , by ta- king on an extraordinary appearance of regularity and art , to fhow the bufy ...
... obscure walks ; but jets d'eau , cascades , objects active , gay , and splen- did . Nay fuch a garden fhould in fome meafure avoid imitating nature , by ta- king on an extraordinary appearance of regularity and art , to fhow the bufy ...
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