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SINCE we have therefore fuch a Treasury of Words , fo beautiful in themselves , and fo proper for the Airs of Mufick , I cannot but wonder that Perfors of Diftin & tion fhould give fo little Attention and Encouragement to that kind of ...
SINCE we have therefore fuch a Treasury of Words , fo beautiful in themselves , and fo proper for the Airs of Mufick , I cannot but wonder that Perfors of Diftin & tion fhould give fo little Attention and Encouragement to that kind of ...
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... are most agreeable , and to range , under their proper Heads , what is pleafing or difpleafing to the Mind , without being able to trace out the feveral neceffary and efficient Caufes from whence the Pleasure or Difpleasure arifes .
... are most agreeable , and to range , under their proper Heads , what is pleafing or difpleafing to the Mind , without being able to trace out the feveral neceffary and efficient Caufes from whence the Pleasure or Difpleasure arifes .
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proper Heads thofe contrary Objects , which are apt to fill it with Diftafte and Terror ; for the Imagination is as liable to Pain as Pleasure . When the Brain is hurt by any Accident or the Mind diforder'd by Dreams or Sicknefs ...
proper Heads thofe contrary Objects , which are apt to fill it with Diftafte and Terror ; for the Imagination is as liable to Pain as Pleasure . When the Brain is hurt by any Accident or the Mind diforder'd by Dreams or Sicknefs ...
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| Title | The Spectator: ... The Spectator: |
| Publisher | Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | Sep 21, 2006 |
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