Elements of Criticism: In Three Volumes. ...A. Millar, London; and A. Kincaid & J. Bell, Edinburgh, 1762 |
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... Beauty , Ch . 4. Grandeur and fublimity , Ch . 5. Motion and force , Ch . 6. Novelty , and the unexpected ap- pearance of objects , Ch . 8. Refemblance and contraft , t 13 25 114 I 157 I I 1185 I 191 201 I 205 Ch . 9. Uniformity and ...
... Beauty , Ch . 4. Grandeur and fublimity , Ch . 5. Motion and force , Ch . 6. Novelty , and the unexpected ap- pearance of objects , Ch . 8. Refemblance and contraft , t 13 25 114 I 157 I I 1185 I 191 201 I 205 Ch . 9. Uniformity and ...
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... Beauty heightens all the organic feelings , as well as thofe that are intellectual . Harmony , though it aspires to inflame devotion , difdains not to improve the relish of a banquet . The pleasures of the eye and ear have other ...
... Beauty heightens all the organic feelings , as well as thofe that are intellectual . Harmony , though it aspires to inflame devotion , difdains not to improve the relish of a banquet . The pleasures of the eye and ear have other ...
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... beauty makes but a faint impreffion , feels no joy but in gratifying his ruling paffion by the difcovery of errors and blemishes . Pride , on the other hand , finds in the conftitution no enemy more formidable than a delicate and ...
... beauty makes but a faint impreffion , feels no joy but in gratifying his ruling paffion by the difcovery of errors and blemishes . Pride , on the other hand , finds in the conftitution no enemy more formidable than a delicate and ...
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... beauty of fuch an object is complex , refolvable into several beauties more fimple . former , is proportionably fainter than that pro- duced by 30 Ch . II . EMOTIONS AND PASSIONS . Emotions and passions, Beauty,
... beauty of fuch an object is complex , refolvable into several beauties more fimple . former , is proportionably fainter than that pro- duced by 30 Ch . II . EMOTIONS AND PASSIONS . Emotions and passions, Beauty,
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... beauty , caufes in me the paffion of love , which is directed upon her as its object . A man by injuring me , raifes my re- fentment ; and becomes thereby the object of refentment . Thus the caufe of a paffion , and its object , are the ...
... beauty , caufes in me the paffion of love , which is directed upon her as its object . A man by injuring me , raifes my re- fentment ; and becomes thereby the object of refentment . Thus the caufe of a paffion , and its object , are the ...
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