An Essay on the Science of ActingCowie and Strange, 1828 - Počet stran: 201 |
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... impression on the minds of the audience ; because the in- structions are conveyed with pleasure , and by the ministration of the passions , which always have a stronger remembrance than the calmer precepts of reason . But we con- ceive ...
... impression on the minds of the audience ; because the in- structions are conveyed with pleasure , and by the ministration of the passions , which always have a stronger remembrance than the calmer precepts of reason . But we con- ceive ...
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... impression , that sense being the most vivacious and touching . " For what we hear moves less than what we see , Spectators only have their eyes to trust . " The chief impression is certainly done by speech , in most other ways of ...
... impression , that sense being the most vivacious and touching . " For what we hear moves less than what we see , Spectators only have their eyes to trust . " The chief impression is certainly done by speech , in most other ways of ...
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... impression of it in your mind , before you can be thoroughly touched with it yourself , or able , by an agreeable sympathy , to convey the same feeling to another . The string of a musical instrument sounds according to the touch ...
... impression of it in your mind , before you can be thoroughly touched with it yourself , or able , by an agreeable sympathy , to convey the same feeling to another . The string of a musical instrument sounds according to the touch ...
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