The Spectator, Volume 2J. J. Woodward, 1830 |
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Page 126
... passions which can be felt by human have often heard you say are extremely just . minds . As instances of this , I shall give " A generous and constant passion , " says your favourite author , " in an agreeable which can have no ...
... passions which can be felt by human have often heard you say are extremely just . minds . As instances of this , I shall give " A generous and constant passion , " says your favourite author , " in an agreeable which can have no ...
Page 134
... passion ; the greatest geniuses have admirable tie , which in him occasions per- commonly the strongest affections , as , on petual war of passions ; and as man inclines the other hand , the weaker understandings to the angelic or brute ...
... passion ; the greatest geniuses have admirable tie , which in him occasions per- commonly the strongest affections , as , on petual war of passions ; and as man inclines the other hand , the weaker understandings to the angelic or brute ...
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... Passion relieved by itself Phocion , his behaviour at his death 133 Passionate people their faults 438 His notion of popular applause 188 Nat . Lee's description of it His sayings of a vain promiser 448 Passions , the conquest of them a ...
... Passion relieved by itself Phocion , his behaviour at his death 133 Passionate people their faults 438 His notion of popular applause 188 Nat . Lee's description of it His sayings of a vain promiser 448 Passions , the conquest of them a ...
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