The Emotions and the Will

accompanied according action active actual admiration agreeable amount anger animal appear arising aspect associations attention beauty become belonging called cause certain chapter character circumstance common condition consciousness consider consideration constitution delight desire distinction effect elation element emotion energy esteem evil excitement exercise existence experience expression fact fear feeling force give hand human idea ideal illustration implied impression individual influence instance intellectual intense interest kind less living manifestations means ment mental mind mode moral movements nature nervous objects observation operation organs original ourselves pain pass passion person physical pleasure position present principle produced proper pursuit qualities regard relations remark rise sensations sense sentiment side situation society species stimulants strong suffering superior sympathy tender tender feeling terror things thoughts tion truth variety various volitional wonder