ELEMENTS
OF
CRITICISM.

In THREE VOLUMES.
VOLUME III.
EDINBURGH:
Printed for A. Millar, London;
AND
A. Kincaid & J. Bell, Edinburgh,
MDCCLXII.

ELEMENTS
OF
CRITICISM.

Vol.Pag.
Introduction,11
Ch.1.Perceptions and ideas in a train,121
Ch.2.Emotions and passions,142
Ch.3.Beauty,1241
Ch.4.Grandeur and sublimity,1264
Ch.5.Motion and force,1309
Ch.6.Novelty, and the unexpected appearance of objects,1319
Ch.7.Risible objects,1337
Ch.8.Resemblance and contrast,1345
Ch.9.Uniformity and variety,1380
Ch.10Congruity and propriety,22
Ch.11Dignity and meanness,227
Ch.12Ridicule,240
Ch.13Wit,258
Ch.14Custom and habit,280
Ch.15External signs of emotions and passions,2116
Ch.16Sentiments,2149
Ch.17Language of passion,2204
Ch.18Beauty of language,2234
Ch.[19][Comparisons,]3[3]
Ch.[20][Figures,]3[53]
Ch.[21][Narration and description,]3[169]
Ch.[22][Epic and dramatic compositions,]3[218]
Ch.[23][The three unities,]3[259]
Ch.[24][Gardening and architecture,]3[294]
Ch.[25][Standard of taste,]3[351]
[Appendix],3[375]
[Index to all three volumes.]3[407]

CHAP. XIX.

COMPARISONS.