Essays On the Picturesque As Compared With the Sublime And the Beautiful And
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224 and should still by many be called m question ; when a number of others, which, as I have asserted, are separated by very thin partitions, have for ages been univer- sally acknowledged. This may easily be accounted for, and the causes of accurate distinction, and of general agreement in the one case, will lead to those of inaccu- racy and doubt in the other. All that concerns our speculative ideas and amusements, all objects of taste, and the principles belonging to them, are thought of by ...a small part of mankind ; the great mass never think of them at all. They are studied in one age, neglected in another, sometimes totally lost ; but the variety of human passions and affections, all their mo>t general and manifest effects, and their minutest discriminations, have never ceased to be the involuntary study of all nations and ages. These last have, indeed, at various times been partieuhuly investigated by speculative minds ; but every man has occasion to feel but too strongly the truth of their separate causes arid effects, either from his own experience, or that of persons near and dear to him ; nor are we in any case unconcerned specta- tors where they operate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
224 and should still by many be called m question ; when a number of others, which, as I have asserted, are separated by very thin partitions, have for ages been univer- sally acknowledged. This may easily be accounted for, and the causes of accurate distinction, and of general agreement in the one case, will lead to those of inaccu- racy and doubt in the other. All that concerns our speculative ideas and amusements, all objects of taste, and the principles belonging to them, are thought of by ...a small part of mankind ; the great mass never think of them at all. They are studied in one age, neglected in another, sometimes totally lost ; but the variety of human passions and affections, all their mo>t general and manifest effects, and their minutest discriminations, have never ceased to be the involuntary study of all nations and ages. These last have, indeed, at various times been partieuhuly investigated by speculative minds ; but every man has occasion to feel but too strongly the truth of their separate causes arid effects, either from his own experience, or that of persons near and dear to him ; nor are we in any case unconcerned specta- tors where they operate.
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