 T?i either of thefe, give a turn and form to the thought and expreffion, different from what is ufual in common fpeech. Under one or other of thefe heads may be ranked, as I imagine, every figure of this kind that can be devifed. By the firft kind of...  Of the Origin and Progress of Language - Stran 112avtor: Lord James Burnett Monboddo - 1786 - 514 straniCelotni ogled - O knjigi
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...which we have already treated. cither of thefe, give a turn and form to the thought and exprefiion, different from what is ufual in common fpeech. Under...mean the exciting of grief only, but of every other paflion or affection of the human mind, fuch as joy, hope, fear, and the like. Of this fort is a very... | |
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