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Sayfa 119
... affection he is capable of , centre in Zaira , and in pro- portion as he loves her , he hates her mother , whom he causes to be beaten away from his door and denied all access to her child , so that her wounded maternal affections and ...
... affection he is capable of , centre in Zaira , and in pro- portion as he loves her , he hates her mother , whom he causes to be beaten away from his door and denied all access to her child , so that her wounded maternal affections and ...
Sayfa 382
... affections , are referred to a gen- eral rule of rectitude ; and the former , no less than the latter , are not unfrequently the occasion of self - reproach . We en- ter into feelings which we disapprove , and we secretly con- demn ...
... affections , are referred to a gen- eral rule of rectitude ; and the former , no less than the latter , are not unfrequently the occasion of self - reproach . We en- ter into feelings which we disapprove , and we secretly con- demn ...
Sayfa 392
... Affections , not actions , are the objects of sympathy . The affection appropriate to beneficence is benevolence ; yet benev- olence is a very different thing from a sense of duty . Now although it is very natural that in default of the ...
... Affections , not actions , are the objects of sympathy . The affection appropriate to beneficence is benevolence ; yet benev- olence is a very different thing from a sense of duty . Now although it is very natural that in default of the ...
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