Elements of Criticism In Two Volumes [The Dedication Signed: Henry Home], Volume 2Sarah Cotter, 1762 |
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... raised by the length or fhortnefs , the roughness or smooth- nefs , of the found , refembles in any degree what is raifed by the fenfe , we feel a very remarkable plea- fure . But this fubject belongs to the third fection . The ...
... raised by the length or fhortnefs , the roughness or smooth- nefs , of the found , refembles in any degree what is raifed by the fenfe , we feel a very remarkable plea- fure . But this fubject belongs to the third fection . The ...
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... raised about what is to follow ; and it is agreeable to have our curiofity gratified at the clofe of the period . Such arrangement produceth : on the mind an effe & t fimilar to a stroke exerted upon the body by the whole collected ...
... raised about what is to follow ; and it is agreeable to have our curiofity gratified at the clofe of the period . Such arrangement produceth : on the mind an effe & t fimilar to a stroke exerted upon the body by the whole collected ...
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... raise surprise ; he must mean curiofity ; which * Reflections fur la poefie Francoife . pe- is done by fufpending the thought during the riod is Sect . II . 61 BEAUTY OF LANGUAGE . Before we proceed farther, it may be proper to ...
... raise surprise ; he must mean curiofity ; which * Reflections fur la poefie Francoife . pe- is done by fufpending the thought during the riod is Sect . II . 61 BEAUTY OF LANGUAGE . Before we proceed farther, it may be proper to ...
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... raised by mu- Poet . L. 3. 1. 365-454 . fic tender and pathetic , and that raised by the fic Sec . III . BEAUTY OF LANGUAGE . 65 particular, who in a very long paffage has given ...
... raised by mu- Poet . L. 3. 1. 365-454 . fic tender and pathetic , and that raised by the fic Sec . III . BEAUTY OF LANGUAGE . 65 particular, who in a very long paffage has given ...
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... raised by found and fignification may have a refemblance . But found itself cannot have a resemblance to any thing but found . Proceeding now to particulars , and beginning with those cafes where the emotions have the * See chap . 2 ...
... raised by found and fignification may have a refemblance . But found itself cannot have a resemblance to any thing but found . Proceeding now to particulars , and beginning with those cafes where the emotions have the * See chap . 2 ...
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