Elements of Criticism: In Three Volumes. ...A. Millar, London; and A. Kincaid & J. Bell, Edinburgh, 1762 |
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... wonder , and fome- times of terror . Emotions raised by infenfible ob- jects , fuch as trees , rivers , buildings , pictures , ar- rive at perfection almost instantaneously , and have a long endurance : a fecond view produceth nearly ...
... wonder , and fome- times of terror . Emotions raised by infenfible ob- jects , fuch as trees , rivers , buildings , pictures , ar- rive at perfection almost instantaneously , and have a long endurance : a fecond view produceth nearly ...
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... Wonder and furprife are al- ways produced in perfection . Reiterated impreffi- ons made by their caufe , exhauft thefe paffions in place of inflaming them . This will be explained afterward * . * Chap . 6 . In the next place , when a ...
... Wonder and furprife are al- ways produced in perfection . Reiterated impreffi- ons made by their caufe , exhauft thefe paffions in place of inflaming them . This will be explained afterward * . * Chap . 6 . In the next place , when a ...
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... wonder and furprife , another reafon concurs , that their caufes are of fhort dura- tion . Novelty foon degenerates into familiarity ; and the unexpectednefs of an object , is foon funk in the pleasure which the object affords us . Fear ...
... wonder and furprife , another reafon concurs , that their caufes are of fhort dura- tion . Novelty foon degenerates into familiarity ; and the unexpectednefs of an object , is foon funk in the pleasure which the object affords us . Fear ...
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... wonder , and perhaps of dread . Thefe emotions tending ftrongly to their own gratification , impofe upon a weak mind , and imprefs upon it a thorough conviction contrary to . all fense and reason . Opinion and belief are influenced by ...
... wonder , and perhaps of dread . Thefe emotions tending ftrongly to their own gratification , impofe upon a weak mind , and imprefs upon it a thorough conviction contrary to . all fense and reason . Opinion and belief are influenced by ...
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... wonder . This emotion , however flight , tending to its own gratification , imposes upon the mind , and makes it judge that the plain is larger than it is in reality . Divide this plain into parts ,. and our wonder ceafes . It is no ...
... wonder . This emotion , however flight , tending to its own gratification , imposes upon the mind , and makes it judge that the plain is larger than it is in reality . Divide this plain into parts ,. and our wonder ceafes . It is no ...
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