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Strana 80
... pleased with what is great , new , or beautiful , unknown - Why the final cause more known and more useful - The final cause of our being pleased with what is great - The final cause of our being pleased with what is new- The final ...
... pleased with what is great , new , or beautiful , unknown - Why the final cause more known and more useful - The final cause of our being pleased with what is great - The final cause of our being pleased with what is new- The final ...
Strana 196
... pleased with reading defamatory libels , so far as to approve the authors and dispersers of them , are as guilty as if they had composed them ; for if they do not write such libels themselves , it is because they have not the talent of ...
... pleased with reading defamatory libels , so far as to approve the authors and dispersers of them , are as guilty as if they had composed them ; for if they do not write such libels themselves , it is because they have not the talent of ...
Strana 428
... pleased as when she exerts herself in any action that gives her an idea of her own perfections and abilities . This natural pride and ambition of the soul is very much gratified in the reading of a fable ; for in writings of this kind ...
... pleased as when she exerts herself in any action that gives her an idea of her own perfections and abilities . This natural pride and ambition of the soul is very much gratified in the reading of a fable ; for in writings of this kind ...
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