ct,that it is by no means always the finest voice, considering it as aninstrument, that most deeply touches the human heart, and that feelingand powerful expression, will always awaken more chords of sympathv,and more general emotions in the minds of the auditors, than the finesttoned voices can… … CHAPTER VI. The various and striking lights in which Mr. Burke has placed the al-liance between smoothness and beauty in objects of sight, and the veryclose and convincing arguments he has drawn by analogy from the othersenses, I should have supposed would have left but little doubt on thesubject.…
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