The Spectator, Volume 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 - English essays |
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Page 51
... Paffions as natu- rally as Light does Heat , or as any other Effect flows from its Caufe ; Reason must be employed in adjusting ' the Paffions , but they must ever remain the Principles ' of Action . " < " " THE ftrange and abfurd ...
... Paffions as natu- rally as Light does Heat , or as any other Effect flows from its Caufe ; Reason must be employed in adjusting ' the Paffions , but they must ever remain the Principles ' of Action . " < " " THE ftrange and abfurd ...
Page 52
... Paffions ; and as a Man inclines to the angelic or brute Part of his Conftitution , he is then denominated good or bad , ' virtuous , or wicked ; If Love , Mercy , and Good - na- ture prevail , they speak him of the Angel ; if Hatred ...
... Paffions ; and as a Man inclines to the angelic or brute Part of his Conftitution , he is then denominated good or bad , ' virtuous , or wicked ; If Love , Mercy , and Good - na- ture prevail , they speak him of the Angel ; if Hatred ...
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... Paffions ; and ' tis fit the Fury of the Courfers fhould not be too great for the Strength of ' the Charioteer . Young Men whofe Paffions are not a ' little unruly , give fmall Hopes of their ever being con- ' fiderable ; the Fire of ...
... Paffions ; and ' tis fit the Fury of the Courfers fhould not be too great for the Strength of ' the Charioteer . Young Men whofe Paffions are not a ' little unruly , give fmall Hopes of their ever being con- ' fiderable ; the Fire of ...
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