Elements of Criticism, 1 tomas

action agreeable anger appear arts beauty becomes body cause chapter character circumstances colour common connected connexion considered course desire dignity directed disagreeable distinguished distress effect elevation emotion equally event example expression external extremely fall feeling felt figure force former give grandeur gratification habit hand happiness hath heart Hence human ideas importance impression influence instances kind language latter less lively look manner means measure mentioned mind motion nature never object observation occasion operation opposite pain particular passing passion perceive perceptions person pleasant pleasure present principle produce proper proportion qualities raised reason reflection regularity relation remarkable requires resemblance respect scarce selfish sense sensible sentiments signs similar single slight sounds spectator sublime succession surprise taste termed things thou thought tion train uniformity variety whole wonder writers