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Side 113
... produce a quot- ation out of a very venerable author , in which the phrensy produced by love is compared to that which is produced by the biting of a mad dog . But as this comparison is a little too coarse for your paper , and might ...
... produce a quot- ation out of a very venerable author , in which the phrensy produced by love is compared to that which is produced by the biting of a mad dog . But as this comparison is a little too coarse for your paper , and might ...
Side 220
... produce in the reader at the same time both belief and astonishment . This is brought pass in a well - chosen fable , by the account of such things as have really happened , or at least of such things as bave happened according to the ...
... produce in the reader at the same time both belief and astonishment . This is brought pass in a well - chosen fable , by the account of such things as have really happened , or at least of such things as bave happened according to the ...
Side 364
... produce in us the idea of green , fall upon the eye in such a due proportion , that they give the animal spirits ... producing in us such imaginary qualities , and tastes , and colours , sounds and smells , heat and cold , but that man ...
... produce in us the idea of green , fall upon the eye in such a due proportion , that they give the animal spirits ... producing in us such imaginary qualities , and tastes , and colours , sounds and smells , heat and cold , but that man ...
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THE SPECTATOR | 1 |
Account of SapphoHer Hymn to Venus 225 Discretion and Cunning | 109 |
Letter on the Lovers Leap 229 Fragment of Sappho | 115 |
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