English Literary Criticism: Restoration and 18th CenturyAppleton-Century-Crofts, 1963 - 322 sivua |
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... cause Ribaldry is used for Sport , a passage or two from Quin- tilian , may not be unseasonable . This Orator does not only Con- demn the grosser Instances , but cuts off all the Double - Entendre's at a Blow . He comes up to the ...
... cause Ribaldry is used for Sport , a passage or two from Quin- tilian , may not be unseasonable . This Orator does not only Con- demn the grosser Instances , but cuts off all the Double - Entendre's at a Blow . He comes up to the ...
Sivu 189
... Cause , probably , of annexing Pleasure to this Operation of the Mind , was to quicken and en- courage us in our Searches after Truth , since the distinguishing one thing from another , and the right discerning betwixt our Ideas ...
... Cause , probably , of annexing Pleasure to this Operation of the Mind , was to quicken and en- courage us in our Searches after Truth , since the distinguishing one thing from another , and the right discerning betwixt our Ideas ...
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... cause of this I shall endeavor to investigate hereafter . PART I , SECTION XIII : SYMPATHY IT IS BY THE FIRST of these passions [ sympathy ] that we enter into the concerns of others ; that we are moved as they are moved , and are never ...
... cause of this I shall endeavor to investigate hereafter . PART I , SECTION XIII : SYMPATHY IT IS BY THE FIRST of these passions [ sympathy ] that we enter into the concerns of others ; that we are moved as they are moved , and are never ...
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