Elements of Criticism, 1 tomasJohn Bell and William Creech; and for T. Cadell, G. G. J. and J. Robinson, London, 1788 |
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... Ridicule , 13. Wit , 14. Custom and Habit , Pag . 305 325 333 352 366 381 400 15. External Signs of Emotions and Paffions , 426 16. Sentiments , 17. Language of Paffion , VOLUME II , 18. Beauty of Language , Sect . 1. Beauty of Language ...
... Ridicule , 13. Wit , 14. Custom and Habit , Pag . 305 325 333 352 366 381 400 15. External Signs of Emotions and Paffions , 426 16. Sentiments , 17. Language of Paffion , VOLUME II , 18. Beauty of Language , Sect . 1. Beauty of Language ...
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... Ridicule , which chiefly arifes from pride , a felfifh paffion , is at beft but a grofs pleasure : a people , it is true , must have emerged out of bar- barity before they can have a tafte for ridicule ; but it is too rough an ...
... Ridicule , which chiefly arifes from pride , a felfifh paffion , is at beft but a grofs pleasure : a people , it is true , must have emerged out of bar- barity before they can have a tafte for ridicule ; but it is too rough an ...
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... ridicule . The pain a ridi- culous object gives me is resented and punished by a laugh of derifion . A rifible object , on the other hand , gives me no pain : it is altogether pleasant by a certain fort of titillation , which is ...
... ridicule . The pain a ridi- culous object gives me is resented and punished by a laugh of derifion . A rifible object , on the other hand , gives me no pain : it is altogether pleasant by a certain fort of titillation , which is ...
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... ridicule make not an agreeable mix- ture with grandeur . Diffimilar emotions have a fine effect in a flow fucceffion ; but in a rapid fucceffion , which approaches to coexistence , they will not be relished in the midst of a la- boured ...
... ridicule make not an agreeable mix- ture with grandeur . Diffimilar emotions have a fine effect in a flow fucceffion ; but in a rapid fucceffion , which approaches to coexistence , they will not be relished in the midst of a la- boured ...
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... ridicule , without borrowing any aid from contempt . Hence ap- pears the reafon of a noted obfervation , That we are the moft difpofed to ridicule the blun- ders and abfurdities of others , when we are in high spirits ; for in high ...
... ridicule , without borrowing any aid from contempt . Hence ap- pears the reafon of a noted obfervation , That we are the moft difpofed to ridicule the blun- ders and abfurdities of others , when we are in high spirits ; for in high ...
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