Note 84 — C. THEORETICAL PART (continued 2)
A. A. (Abraham Arden) Brill translation
If one does not hesitate to do some violence to the conception of expectation, one may ascribe—according to the process of Lipps—a very large sphere of the comic to the comic of expectation; but probably the most original cases of the comic which result through a comparison of a strange expenditure with one’s own will fit least into this conception.