with feelings of terror ; and it is only such objectsthat produce the sentiment of sublimity. It would be interestingto take two individuals with equal Ideality, but the one possessedof much, and the other of little, Cautiousness, to the Vale ofGlencoe, the Pass of Borrowdale, the Cave of Staffa,… … . . IDEALITY. 311 This faculty, like all others, may be abused. When permittedto take the ascendency of the other powers, and to seek its owngratification, to the neglect of the serious duties of life, and whencultivated to so great an excess as to produce a finical and sicklyrefinement, it then…
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