Quarterly Review, Volume 143John Murray, 1877 - English literature |
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Page 190
... mind . The enjoyment is not at first very discriminating . Rhetoric , brilliant writing , gives to such persons pleasure for its own sake ; but it gives them pleasure , still more , when it is em- ployed in commendation of a view of ...
... mind . The enjoyment is not at first very discriminating . Rhetoric , brilliant writing , gives to such persons pleasure for its own sake ; but it gives them pleasure , still more , when it is em- ployed in commendation of a view of ...
Page 195
... mind qualified in a certain manner it will , not in all minds . And it will be that mind's ' personal sensation . ' It cannot be said that Macaulay had not studied the character of Milton , and the history of the times in which he lived ...
... mind qualified in a certain manner it will , not in all minds . And it will be that mind's ' personal sensation . ' It cannot be said that Macaulay had not studied the character of Milton , and the history of the times in which he lived ...
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... mind to be pleased with all these in their turn . In short , whatever pleases has in it what is analogous to the mind , and is therefore in the highest and best sense natural . ' The doctrine of Sir Joshua implies that all art is ...
... mind to be pleased with all these in their turn . In short , whatever pleases has in it what is analogous to the mind , and is therefore in the highest and best sense natural . ' The doctrine of Sir Joshua implies that all art is ...
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Principles of Mental Physiology with their applications | 83 |
to Parliament 18351875 | 105 |
ment and Fittingout of the Arctic Expedition | 146 |
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