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Page 363
... emotions are felt . With the proper emotion of tafte , he obferves , in every cafe , other acci- dental emotions are , or may be , united ; and unless we are able accurately to diftinguifh this peculiar emotion from all others , we muft ...
... emotions are felt . With the proper emotion of tafte , he obferves , in every cafe , other acci- dental emotions are , or may be , united ; and unless we are able accurately to diftinguifh this peculiar emotion from all others , we muft ...
Page 368
... emotions of fublimity are felt , that exercise of imagination is produced , which confifts in the indulgence of a train of thought ; that when this exercife is prevented , these emo- tions are unfelt and unperceived ; and whatever tends ...
... emotions of fublimity are felt , that exercise of imagination is produced , which confifts in the indulgence of a train of thought ; that when this exercife is prevented , these emo- tions are unfelt and unperceived ; and whatever tends ...
Page 372
... emotions of tafte , and all emotions of fimple pleasure . In the cafe of the laft emotions , no additional train of thought is neceffary . In the cafe of the emotions of tafte , on the other hand , this exercife of mind appears to be ...
... emotions of tafte , and all emotions of fimple pleasure . In the cafe of the laft emotions , no additional train of thought is neceffary . In the cafe of the emotions of tafte , on the other hand , this exercife of mind appears to be ...
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