Lectures on the English Comic WritersJ.M. Dent & Sons, Limited, 1930 - 340 oldal |
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... pain was communicated by our foolish , indiscreet sympathy , we should think of nothing but getting rid of it as fast as possible , by fair means or foul , as a mechanical instinct . If the pain of sympathy , as soon as it arose , was ...
... pain was communicated by our foolish , indiscreet sympathy , we should think of nothing but getting rid of it as fast as possible , by fair means or foul , as a mechanical instinct . If the pain of sympathy , as soon as it arose , was ...
260. oldal
... pain , because such is our pleasure ; or strictly , because certain objects have taken hold of our imagination , and we cannot , or will not , get rid of the impression : why should good - nature and generosity be the only feelings in ...
... pain , because such is our pleasure ; or strictly , because certain objects have taken hold of our imagination , and we cannot , or will not , get rid of the impression : why should good - nature and generosity be the only feelings in ...
283. oldal
... pain ( and that which we suffer most acutely , ) appear to have lost their pith and power to interest . They are turned to dust and stubble . This is the reason of the fine resolutions we sometimes form in such cases , and of the vast ...
... pain ( and that which we suffer most acutely , ) appear to have lost their pith and power to interest . They are turned to dust and stubble . This is the reason of the fine resolutions we sometimes form in such cases , and of the vast ...
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