...tomb, to give laws to the universe. All that the labours of his youth, or the studies of Mi maturer age have acquired, with regard to the history of this great people, open atouct bufore his imagination, and present him with a ll< hi of high and solemn imagery, which can...

...tomb, to give laws to the universe. All that the labours of his youth, or the'studies of his maturer age have acquired, 'with regard to the history of...once before his imagination, and present him with a fiçld of high and solemn imagery, which can never be exhausted. Take from him these associations,...

...tomb, to give laws to the universe. All that the labours of his youth, or the studies of his maturer age have acquired, with regard to the history of this great people, opeti at once before his imagination, and present him with a field of high and solemn imagery, which...

...tomb, to give laws to the universe. All that the labours of his youth, or the studies of his maturer age have acquired, with regard to the history of this...from him these associations, conceal from him that 11 a Rome that he sees, and how different would be his emotion." Vol. i. pp. 39 — *2. Although much...

...tomb, to give laws to the universe. All that the labours of his youth, or the studies of his maturer age have acquired, with regard to the history of this...he sees, and how different would be his emotion." Alison's Essays on Taste, 4l/i edition, Edin. p. 39—42 of the 1st vol. From these premises it follows,...

...tomb, to give laws to the universe. All that the labours of his youth, or the studies of his maturer age have acquired, with regard to the history of this...that he sees, and how different would be his emotion ! II. The effect which is thus produced, by Associations, in increasing the emotions of sublimity or...

...tomb, to give laws to the universe. All that the labours of his youth, or the studies of his maturer age have acquired, with regard to the history of this...exhausted. Take from him these associations, — conceal m мл him that it is Home that he sees, and how clifierem.,would be his emotion !" The influences...

...and give laws to the universe. All that the labours of his youth or the studies of his more mature age have acquired, with regard to the history of this great people, opens at once upon his imagination, and presents him with a field of high and solemn imagery, which...

...her tomb to give laws to the universe. All that the labors of his youth, or the studies of his mature age, have acquired, with regard to the history of...field of high and solemn imagery, which can never he exhausted. Take from him, says Mr. Alison, these associations, conceal from him that it is Rome...

...which he sees, and who seems to him to rise again from her tomb, to give laws to the universe." — " Take from him these associations, conceal from him...Rome that he sees, and how different would be his emotions!" I agree with Dr. Brown, that the quality or property, on the presence of which the emotions...