 | Edmund Burke - 1790 - 372 páginas
...whilft I could exult over it in real life. With fuch a perverted mind, I could never venture to fhew my face at a tragedy. People would think the tears that Garrick formerly, or that Siddons not long fince, have extorted from me, were the tears of hypocrify; I fhould know them to be the tears of folly.... | |
 | Edmund Burke - 1790 - 370 páginas
...whilft I could exult over it in real life. With fuch a perverted mind, I could never venture to fhew my face at a tragedy. People would think the tears that Garrick formerly, or that Siddons not long fince, have extorted from me, were the tears of hypocrify; I fhould know them to be the tears of folly.... | |
 | Edmund Burke - 1790 - 536 páginas
...could exult over it in real life. With fuch a perverted mind, I could never venture to fhew my f.ice at a tragedy. People would think the tears that Garrick formerly, or that Siddons not long fince, have extorted from me, were the tears of hypocrify; I fhould know them to be the tears of folly.... | |
 | 1798 - 308 páginas
...whilft I could exult over it in real life. With fuch a perverted mind, I could never 'venture to jbt-w my face at a tragedy. People •would think the tears that Garrick formerly, or that Siddons not long jince, ha-ve extorted from me, were the tears of hypocrify ; 1 fhould know them to be tears of folly,... | |
 | Edmund Burke - 1803 - 458 páginas
...diftrefs,whilft I could exult over it in real life. With fuch a perverted mind, I could never venture to fhew my face at a tragedy. People would think the tears that Garrick formerly, or that Siddons -not long fince, have extorted from me, were the tears of hypocrify; hypocrify; I fhould know them to be the... | |
 | Edmund Burke - 1807 - 512 páginas
...; our weak unthinking pride is humbled, under the i!ispensations of a mysterious wisdom. Some tears might be drawn from me, if such a spectacle were exhibited...ashamed of finding in myself that •superficial, theatrick sense of painted distress, whilst I could exult over it in real life. With such a perverted... | |
 | Edmund Burke - 1814 - 258 páginas
...; our weak unthinking pride is humbled, under the dispensations of a mysterious wisdom. Some tears might be drawn from me, if such a spectacle were exhibited...With such a perverted mind, I could never venture to shew my face at a tragedy. People would think the tears that Garrick formerly, or that Siddons not... | |
 | Edmund Burke - 1815 - 464 páginas
...exhibited on the stage. I should be truly ashamed of finding in myself that superficial, theatrick sense of painted distress, whilst I could exult over...With such a perverted mind, I could never venture to shew my face at a tragedy. People would think the tears that Garrick formerly, or that Siddons not... | |
 | 1821 - 362 páginas
...our weak unthinking pride is humbled, under the dispensa* lions of a mysterious wisdom. Some tears might be drawn from me, if such a spectacle were exhibited on the stage. I should he truly ashamed of finding in myself that superficial, theatric sense of painted distress, whilst... | |
 | Edmund Burke - 1834 - 648 páginas
...pity; our weak unthinking pride (к humbled, under the dispensations of a mysterious wisdom. Some tears shew my face at а tragedy. People would think the tears that Garrick formerly, or that Siddons not... | |
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We are alarmed into reflection ; our minds (as it has long since been observed) are purified by terror and pity; our weak unthinking pride is humbled, under the dispensations of a mysterious wisdom. Some tears might be drawn from me, if such a spectacle... 
