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Pagina 320
Thus , for instance , we meet with persons who do us a number of kindnesses , who shew us every mark of respect and good - will , who are friendly and serviceable -and yet we do not feel grateful to them , after all .
Thus , for instance , we meet with persons who do us a number of kindnesses , who shew us every mark of respect and good - will , who are friendly and serviceable -and yet we do not feel grateful to them , after all .
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We see the thing ourselves , and shew it to others as we feel it to exist , and as , in spite of ourselves , we are compelled to think of it . The imagination , by thus embodying and turning them to shape , gives an obvious relief to ...
We see the thing ourselves , and shew it to others as we feel it to exist , and as , in spite of ourselves , we are compelled to think of it . The imagination , by thus embodying and turning them to shape , gives an obvious relief to ...
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He was anxious to shew it to me on this account . I told him it was a spirited engraving , but it had not the look of the original . I believe he thought this fastidious , till I offered to shew him a rough sketch of it , which I had by ...
He was anxious to shew it to me on this account . I told him it was a spirited engraving , but it had not the look of the original . I believe he thought this fastidious , till I offered to shew him a rough sketch of it , which I had by ...
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