The British Critic: A New Review, Volume 4F. and C. Rivington, 1815 |
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... heads : 1. Hatred . 2. Envy . 3. Malice . 4. Resentment . The method which he pursues with respect to each is , first to consider its nature , secondly to enumerate its good and bad effects ; and thirdly to offer practical rules for its ...
... heads : 1. Hatred . 2. Envy . 3. Malice . 4. Resentment . The method which he pursues with respect to each is , first to consider its nature , secondly to enumerate its good and bad effects ; and thirdly to offer practical rules for its ...
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... head , Ma- lice : which he considers as the pleasure which we receive from the failure of our rival or competitor - from a further stage of which arises the desire of accomplishing his ruin . In his de- scription of the nature and the ...
... head , Ma- lice : which he considers as the pleasure which we receive from the failure of our rival or competitor - from a further stage of which arises the desire of accomplishing his ruin . In his de- scription of the nature and the ...
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... head is admirable , and well worthy the reader's ear- pest attention . 1 We now arrive at the last principal source of the malevolent sentiments , Resentment : or that feeling which is excited in the mind when we receive an actual ...
... head is admirable , and well worthy the reader's ear- pest attention . 1 We now arrive at the last principal source of the malevolent sentiments , Resentment : or that feeling which is excited in the mind when we receive an actual ...
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... head of an unfortu- nate author , are willing to think that he has only committed one mistake , from which all the others flow . And that is in terming it " Historical Memoirs , " an unlucky title , as it involuntarily brings Sir N ...
... head of an unfortu- nate author , are willing to think that he has only committed one mistake , from which all the others flow . And that is in terming it " Historical Memoirs , " an unlucky title , as it involuntarily brings Sir N ...
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... head . We are next transported to Paradise , where the Virgin Mary offers a prayer to the Almighty for the success of the Church against the Lom- bards .氨 EXXI . " In idle songs Apollo's sons have praised The Gods fantastic , which ...
... head . We are next transported to Paradise , where the Virgin Mary offers a prayer to the Almighty for the success of the Church against the Lom- bards .氨 EXXI . " In idle songs Apollo's sons have praised The Gods fantastic , which ...
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