The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 7A. Constable, 1805 |
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... feel or not , ' he proceeds to ftate , that It is not because the mind previously wills it , that one affociation of ideas gives place to another . It is ... feel , nor ceafe to feel , according 1.805 . 167 Drummond's Academical Questions .
... feel or not , ' he proceeds to ftate , that It is not because the mind previously wills it , that one affociation of ideas gives place to another . It is ... feel , nor ceafe to feel , according 1.805 . 167 Drummond's Academical Questions .
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... feel terror for danger which does not threaten him , or forrow for fufferings which he does not experience . The fact is , however , that we do fympathize with those emotions of which we happen to be fpectators ; and philofophers have ...
... feel terror for danger which does not threaten him , or forrow for fufferings which he does not experience . The fact is , however , that we do fympathize with those emotions of which we happen to be fpectators ; and philofophers have ...
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... feel ; but we have often experienced , that the fublime of natural objects , after the firft effect of unexpectedness is over , leaves a kind of difappointment , a vacuity and want of fatisfaction on the mind , It is not until our ...
... feel ; but we have often experienced , that the fublime of natural objects , after the firft effect of unexpectedness is over , leaves a kind of difappointment , a vacuity and want of fatisfaction on the mind , It is not until our ...
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hibiting Sketches of Society and Manners and | 29 |
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