The Spectator, Svazek 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 - Počet stran: 300 |
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... pleasures . I fhall , in my next paper , examine the feveral fources from whence these pleasures are derived . COMO ... pleasure which refults from its greatness , novelty , or beauty beauty ; but ftill there will be fuch a mixture No ...
... pleasures . I fhall , in my next paper , examine the feveral fources from whence these pleasures are derived . COMO ... pleasure which refults from its greatness , novelty , or beauty beauty ; but ftill there will be fuch a mixture No ...
Strana 90
... pleasure , we have before con- fidered . For this reafon therefore , the defcription of a dunghill is pleafing to the imagination , if the image be reprefented to our minds by fuitable expreffions ; tho perhaps , this may be more ...
... pleasure , we have before con- fidered . For this reafon therefore , the defcription of a dunghill is pleafing to the imagination , if the image be reprefented to our minds by fuitable expreffions ; tho perhaps , this may be more ...
Strana 105
... pleasure from the defcription of what is great , new , or beautiful . The pleasure ftill heightened , if what is defcribed raifes paffion in the mind . Difagreeable paffians pleafing when raised by apt defcrip- tions . Why terror and ...
... pleasure from the defcription of what is great , new , or beautiful . The pleasure ftill heightened , if what is defcribed raifes paffion in the mind . Difagreeable paffians pleafing when raised by apt defcrip- tions . Why terror and ...
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