The Works of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke, Volume 1 |
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... carried to the sex in general , as it is the sex , and by the common law of nature ; but they are attached to particulars by personal beauty . I call beauty a social quality ; for where women and men , and not only they , but when と ...
... carried to the sex in general , as it is the sex , and by the common law of nature ; but they are attached to particulars by personal beauty . I call beauty a social quality ; for where women and men , and not only they , but when と ...
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... carry us out of our way to enter in this place into the cause of these appearances ; but certain it is they afford a large and fruitful field of speculation . However , it may not be amiss to add to these remarks upon magnitude , that ...
... carry us out of our way to enter in this place into the cause of these appearances ; but certain it is they afford a large and fruitful field of speculation . However , it may not be amiss to add to these remarks upon magnitude , that ...
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... carry some connexion with the nature of the things they represent , and are not merely arbitrary ; because the natural cries of all animals , even of those animals with whom we have not been acquainted , never fail to make themselves ...
... carry some connexion with the nature of the things they represent , and are not merely arbitrary ; because the natural cries of all animals , even of those animals with whom we have not been acquainted , never fail to make themselves ...
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... carry with him throughout the following discussion ; whilst we inquire in the first place , in what things we find this quality of beauty ; next , to see whether in these we can find any assignable proportions , in such a manner as ...
... carry with him throughout the following discussion ; whilst we inquire in the first place , in what things we find this quality of beauty ; next , to see whether in these we can find any assignable proportions , in such a manner as ...
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... carry- ing on , but for whose beginning or end you will find it diffi- cult to ascertain a point . The view of a beautiful bird will illustrate this observation . Here we see the head increasing insensibly to the middle , from whence it ...
... carry- ing on , but for whose beginning or end you will find it diffi- cult to ascertain a point . The view of a beautiful bird will illustrate this observation . Here we see the head increasing insensibly to the middle , from whence it ...
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