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Page 32
I shall only endeavour , therefore , to shew , that effects might be produced by the
emotion of pleasure , at least equally ... pupils are terrified into obedience , and
the disposition , which they thence acquire , plainly shews the pernicious effect of
...
I shall only endeavour , therefore , to shew , that effects might be produced by the
emotion of pleasure , at least equally ... pupils are terrified into obedience , and
the disposition , which they thence acquire , plainly shews the pernicious effect of
...
Page 147
In consequence of his having imbibed its spirit , and carried it into immediate
unresisting effect ( for in the general run of schools every step of your pregress is
resisted till resistance is beaten out of doors , ) it outdid every thing I had before ...
In consequence of his having imbibed its spirit , and carried it into immediate
unresisting effect ( for in the general run of schools every step of your pregress is
resisted till resistance is beaten out of doors , ) it outdid every thing I had before ...
Page 313
Like the effect of the taylor's pat . tern card , the more we look the more we are
puzzled . As to these designs , however , if the author had noi told us that his
views were selected for picturesque effect , ' we confess that we should have
regarded ...
Like the effect of the taylor's pat . tern card , the more we look the more we are
puzzled . As to these designs , however , if the author had noi told us that his
views were selected for picturesque effect , ' we confess that we should have
regarded ...
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