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1 THIS Effay on the Pleasures of the Imagination having been published in separate Papers , I shall conclude it with a Table of the principal Contents in each Paper . The CONTENTS . PAPER I. T HE Perfection of our Sight above our other ...
1 THIS Effay on the Pleasures of the Imagination having been published in separate Papers , I shall conclude it with a Table of the principal Contents in each Paper . The CONTENTS . PAPER I. T HE Perfection of our Sight above our other ...
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PAPER V. OF Architecture as it affects the Imagination . Greatnefs in Archite & ure relates either to the Bulk or to the Manner . Greatness of Bulk in the Ancient Oriental Buildings . The ancient Accounts of thefe Buildings confirm'd ...
PAPER V. OF Architecture as it affects the Imagination . Greatnefs in Archite & ure relates either to the Bulk or to the Manner . Greatness of Bulk in the Ancient Oriental Buildings . The ancient Accounts of thefe Buildings confirm'd ...
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Fiction have to please the Imagination . What Liberties are allowed them . PAPER IX . OF that kind of Poetry which Mr. Dryden calls the Fairy Way of Writing . How a Poet fhould be Qualified for it . The Pleafures of the Imagination that ...
Fiction have to please the Imagination . What Liberties are allowed them . PAPER IX . OF that kind of Poetry which Mr. Dryden calls the Fairy Way of Writing . How a Poet fhould be Qualified for it . The Pleafures of the Imagination that ...
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| Title | The Spectator: ... The Spectator: |
| Publisher | Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | Sep 21, 2006 |
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