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... expression . When we prove or despise . say that a countenance is noble , or If this evidence should be insuffi- magnanimous , or heroic , or gentle , cient , there is a yet stronger one , or feeling , or melancholy , we convey which ...
... expression . When we prove or despise . say that a countenance is noble , or If this evidence should be insuffi- magnanimous , or heroic , or gentle , cient , there is a yet stronger one , or feeling , or melancholy , we convey which ...
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... expressions the most tenance that thus remains beautiful amiable and genuine which it ever under the expression of vulgar or can display , and still more , perhaps , uninteresting emotions , and none because they are the signs to them ...
... expressions the most tenance that thus remains beautiful amiable and genuine which it ever under the expression of vulgar or can display , and still more , perhaps , uninteresting emotions , and none because they are the signs to them ...
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VOL | 1 |
On the Immortality of the Soul Ibid 14 48 Idleness avoided by the Observation | 59 |
Sect | 65 |
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