Guide to Social HappinessEdward Walker, 1850 - 512页 |
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... taste , that we are inclined to de- scribe taste as a superficial application of judgment . Both are faculties whose office it is to take note of the fitness of things gen - effect as of that of a group of flowers . In cr- erally , the ...
... taste , that we are inclined to de- scribe taste as a superficial application of judgment . Both are faculties whose office it is to take note of the fitness of things gen - effect as of that of a group of flowers . In cr- erally , the ...
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... taste when confined as it ble admiration of true genius , rather than its ought to be to its proper place , and limited capability of discovering petty faults . to its proper degree , is eminently conducive to our happiness , and ...
... taste when confined as it ble admiration of true genius , rather than its ought to be to its proper place , and limited capability of discovering petty faults . to its proper degree , is eminently conducive to our happiness , and ...
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... taste in the single consideration of its mode of operating , bears an humble relation to what we conceive of infallibility ; because its decisions are prompt as to apply to immediate action , and so extended as to comprehend all ...
... taste in the single consideration of its mode of operating , bears an humble relation to what we conceive of infallibility ; because its decisions are prompt as to apply to immediate action , and so extended as to comprehend all ...
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