Guide to Social HappinessEdward Walker, 1850 - 512 էջ |
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Արդյունքներ 83–ի 1-ից 3-ը:
Էջ 79
... sense such impressions as are most intimately connected with refined and intellectual ideas ; and it is to language that we appeal for the most forcible and obvious proofs that all our poetic feelings owe their existence to association ...
... sense such impressions as are most intimately connected with refined and intellectual ideas ; and it is to language that we appeal for the most forcible and obvious proofs that all our poetic feelings owe their existence to association ...
Էջ 177
... sense of sublimity - to calculate without ar- the slave of art , and he studies how to imi- riving at an idea of infinity — to measure , tate the variety , the splendour , and the mag- without reference to illimitable space to re ...
... sense of sublimity - to calculate without ar- the slave of art , and he studies how to imi- riving at an idea of infinity — to measure , tate the variety , the splendour , and the mag- without reference to illimitable space to re ...
Էջ 54
... sense ? -Not of sense exactly , but a grave man - a gloomy man — a ( 6 " " Just such a man as " g Spare my blushes ! " she exclaimed , laughing , and playfully laying across his eyes a hand so exquisitely white and beauti- ful , that ...
... sense ? -Not of sense exactly , but a grave man - a gloomy man — a ( 6 " " Just such a man as " g Spare my blushes ! " she exclaimed , laughing , and playfully laying across his eyes a hand so exquisitely white and beauti- ful , that ...
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