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Page 492
... taste in the fine arts . A man who , avoiding objects generally agreeable , delights in objects generally difagreeable , is con- demned as a monster : we difapprove his taste as bad or wrong , becaufe we have a clear concep- tion that ...
... taste in the fine arts . A man who , avoiding objects generally agreeable , delights in objects generally difagreeable , is con- demned as a monster : we difapprove his taste as bad or wrong , becaufe we have a clear concep- tion that ...
Page 497
... taste in the fine arts : judging by numbers , the Gothic taste of architecture must be preferred be- fore that of Greece , and the Chinese taste proba- bly before either . It would be endless to recount the various taltes that have ...
... taste in the fine arts : judging by numbers , the Gothic taste of architecture must be preferred be- fore that of Greece , and the Chinese taste proba- bly before either . It would be endless to recount the various taltes that have ...
Page 501
... taste ; that is , a taste approaching , at least in fome degree , to the deli- cacy of taste above defcribed * : that tafte must be improved by education , reflection , and expe- rience + : it must be preserved in vigour by living ...
... taste ; that is , a taste approaching , at least in fome degree , to the deli- cacy of taste above defcribed * : that tafte must be improved by education , reflection , and expe- rience + : it must be preserved in vigour by living ...
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