The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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with the Strangeness of its Appearance : It ferves us for a kind of Refreshment , and takes off from that Satiety we are apt to complain of in ... Kind . This is is no where more remarkable than in Birds of the N ° 412 . 67 The SPECTATOR .
with the Strangeness of its Appearance : It ferves us for a kind of Refreshment , and takes off from that Satiety we are apt to complain of in ... Kind . This is is no where more remarkable than in Birds of the N ° 412 . 67 The SPECTATOR .
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... Kind of Beauty that we find in the feveral Products of Art and Nature , which does not work in the Imagination with that Warmth and Violence as the Beauty that appears in our proper Species , but is apt however to raife in us a fecret ...
... Kind of Beauty that we find in the feveral Products of Art and Nature , which does not work in the Imagination with that Warmth and Violence as the Beauty that appears in our proper Species , but is apt however to raife in us a fecret ...
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... kind of good Recep tion If things of high Moment meet with Renown , thofe of little Confideration , fince of any Confideration , are not to be defpifed . In order that no Merit may lie hid and no Art unimproved , I repeat it , that I ...
... kind of good Recep tion If things of high Moment meet with Renown , thofe of little Confideration , fince of any Confideration , are not to be defpifed . In order that no Merit may lie hid and no Art unimproved , I repeat it , that I ...
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