Essays and Treatises on Several Subjects, Band 1T. Cadell, 1784 - 527 Seiten |
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... beauty and deformity of every kind , as that does to profperity and adverfity , ob- ligations and injuries . When you prefent a poem or a picture to a man possessed of this talent , the delicacy of his feeling makes him be fenfibly ...
... beauty and deformity of every kind , as that does to profperity and adverfity , ob- ligations and injuries . When you prefent a poem or a picture to a man possessed of this talent , the delicacy of his feeling makes him be fenfibly ...
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... beauty , that is com- mon to them with a few . The fame degree of beauty in a woman is called deformity , which is treated as real beauty in one of our sex . As it is ufual , in forming a notion of our species , to compare it with the ...
... beauty , that is com- mon to them with a few . The fame degree of beauty in a woman is called deformity , which is treated as real beauty in one of our sex . As it is ufual , in forming a notion of our species , to compare it with the ...
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... beauty or value . Art is only the under - workman , and is employed to give a few ftrokes of embellishment to thofe pieces , which come from the hand of the mafter . Some of the drapery may be of his drawing ; but he is not allowed to ...
... beauty or value . Art is only the under - workman , and is employed to give a few ftrokes of embellishment to thofe pieces , which come from the hand of the mafter . Some of the drapery may be of his drawing ; but he is not allowed to ...
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... beauty , is fo de- lightful ; if it ravishes the fenfes , even when the fair form is foreign to us : What must be the effects of moral beauty ? And what influence muft it have , when it em- VOL . I. M bellishes bellifhes our own mind ...
... beauty , is fo de- lightful ; if it ravishes the fenfes , even when the fair form is foreign to us : What must be the effects of moral beauty ? And what influence muft it have , when it em- VOL . I. M bellishes bellifhes our own mind ...
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... beauty , fhe has wifely provided , that this dowry can have no charms but in the eyes of those who are already transported with the love of virtue . GLORY is the portion of virtue , the fweet reward of honourable toils , the triumphant ...
... beauty , fhe has wifely provided , that this dowry can have no charms but in the eyes of those who are already transported with the love of virtue . GLORY is the portion of virtue , the fweet reward of honourable toils , the triumphant ...
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