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... cause to the sublime , viz . from an universal relaxation of the nervous system . Hence smoothness , which has no asperities to vellicate the parts , nor cause a sensation of pain , is beautiful . Sweets also , which , when 30 reduced ...
... cause to the sublime , viz . from an universal relaxation of the nervous system . Hence smoothness , which has no asperities to vellicate the parts , nor cause a sensation of pain , is beautiful . Sweets also , which , when 30 reduced ...
Pagina 176
... cause- -mine is the cause Of husband , wife , and child ; —those tend'rest ties ! 35 Superior to your right divine of kings ! - Zamti . Then go , Mandane - thou once faithful woman , Dear to this heart in vain ; -go , and forget Those ...
... cause- -mine is the cause Of husband , wife , and child ; —those tend'rest ties ! 35 Superior to your right divine of kings ! - Zamti . Then go , Mandane - thou once faithful woman , Dear to this heart in vain ; -go , and forget Those ...
Pagina 463
... cause and effect . In history , such stories alone should be laid before them as might catch the imagination ... cause and effect ] 66 ; effect and cause 59 , 65 5 at present , ] 66 ; om . 59 , 65 12 sometimes continues a coxcomb ] 65 ...
... cause and effect . In history , such stories alone should be laid before them as might catch the imagination ... cause and effect ] 66 ; effect and cause 59 , 65 5 at present , ] 66 ; om . 59 , 65 12 sometimes continues a coxcomb ] 65 ...
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