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G RATIAN very often recommends the Fine Tafte , as the utmost Perfection of an accomplished Man , As this Word arifes very often in Conversation , I fhall endeavour to give fome Account of it , and to lay down Rules how we may know ...
G RATIAN very often recommends the Fine Tafte , as the utmost Perfection of an accomplished Man , As this Word arifes very often in Conversation , I fhall endeavour to give fome Account of it , and to lay down Rules how we may know ...
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This different Taste mult proceed either from the Perfection of Imagination in one more than another , or from the different Ideas that feveral Readers affix to the fame Words . For , to have a true Relish , and form a right Judgment of ...
This different Taste mult proceed either from the Perfection of Imagination in one more than another , or from the different Ideas that feveral Readers affix to the fame Words . For , to have a true Relish , and form a right Judgment of ...
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Bafilius Valentinus was a Perfon who had arrived at the utmost Perfection in the Hermetick Art , and initiated his Son Alexandrinus in the fame Myfteries : But as you know they are not to be ...
Bafilius Valentinus was a Perfon who had arrived at the utmost Perfection in the Hermetick Art , and initiated his Son Alexandrinus in the fame Myfteries : But as you know they are not to be ...
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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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