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Sayfa 46
... passion , and moved her to make an exertion for their recall . For this service , she drew on herself the ... passions , de- serves much more commendation , when she devotes her safe- ty to the cause of humanity . Mad . de Stael ...
... passion , and moved her to make an exertion for their recall . For this service , she drew on herself the ... passions , de- serves much more commendation , when she devotes her safe- ty to the cause of humanity . Mad . de Stael ...
Sayfa 374
... passion of the spectator ; secondly , the emotion which arises from observing the perfect coincidence of this passion with the original passion of the person prin- cipally concerned . The former may be either pleasing or painful ...
... passion of the spectator ; secondly , the emotion which arises from observing the perfect coincidence of this passion with the original passion of the person prin- cipally concerned . The former may be either pleasing or painful ...
Sayfa 376
... passions , springing up in his own breast , he perceives this coincidence ; and this perception of coincidence , whatever be the nature of the original passion , is agreeable to him , and is no other than the sentiment of moral ...
... passions , springing up in his own breast , he perceives this coincidence ; and this perception of coincidence , whatever be the nature of the original passion , is agreeable to him , and is no other than the sentiment of moral ...
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