Essays and Treatises on Several Subjects, Band 1T. Cadell, 1784 - 527 Seiten |
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... sense , it must be owned , that liberty is the perfection of civil fociety ; but still authority must be acknowledged ef- fential to its very exiftence : and in thofe contefts , which so often take place between the one and the other ...
... sense , it must be owned , that liberty is the perfection of civil fociety ; but still authority must be acknowledged ef- fential to its very exiftence : and in thofe contefts , which so often take place between the one and the other ...
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... sense of morals , especially when attended with a fplenetic temper , is apt to give a man a difguft of the world , and to make him confider the common course of human affairs with too much indignation . I must , however , be of opinion ...
... sense of morals , especially when attended with a fplenetic temper , is apt to give a man a difguft of the world , and to make him confider the common course of human affairs with too much indignation . I must , however , be of opinion ...
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... with anger , indig- nation , pity , forrow ; and then communicated thofe im- petuous movements to his audience . QUINTIL . lib . vi .. cap . I. LONGINUS , cap . 15 . Does Does any man pretend to have more good sense than 108 XIII , ESSAY.
... with anger , indig- nation , pity , forrow ; and then communicated thofe im- petuous movements to his audience . QUINTIL . lib . vi .. cap . I. LONGINUS , cap . 15 . Does Does any man pretend to have more good sense than 108 XIII , ESSAY.
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... sense : It is vehement reafoning , without any appearance of art : It is difdain , anger , boldness , freedom , involved in a continued ftream of argument : And of all human productions , the orations of DEMO- STHENES prefent to us the ...
... sense : It is vehement reafoning , without any appearance of art : It is difdain , anger , boldness , freedom , involved in a continued ftream of argument : And of all human productions , the orations of DEMO- STHENES prefent to us the ...
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... sense and every faculty is diffolved in joy ; while fhé pours around me all the embellishments of the spring , and all the treasures of the autumn . The melody of her voice charms my ears with the fofteft mufic , as fhe invites me to ...
... sense and every faculty is diffolved in joy ; while fhé pours around me all the embellishments of the spring , and all the treasures of the autumn . The melody of her voice charms my ears with the fofteft mufic , as fhe invites me to ...
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