The Spectator, Volume 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 - English essays |
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Page 67
... Sight every Moment with fomething that is new . We are quickly tired with looking upon Hills and Valleys , where every thing continues fixt and fettled in the fame Place and Pofture , but find our Thoughts a little agitated and relieved ...
... Sight every Moment with fomething that is new . We are quickly tired with looking upon Hills and Valleys , where every thing continues fixt and fettled in the fame Place and Pofture , but find our Thoughts a little agitated and relieved ...
Page 80
... Sight into fuch a multitude of Rays , fo prefed together that the whole will appear but a Confufion . AMONG all the Figures of Architecture , there are none that have a greater Air than the Concave and the Convex , and we find in all ...
... Sight into fuch a multitude of Rays , fo prefed together that the whole will appear but a Confufion . AMONG all the Figures of Architecture , there are none that have a greater Air than the Concave and the Convex , and we find in all ...
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... Sight into fuch a multitude of Rays , fo prefed together that the whole will appear but a Confufion . AMONG all the Figures of Architecture , there are none that have a greater Air than the Concave and the Convex , and we find in all ...
... Sight into fuch a multitude of Rays , fo prefed together that the whole will appear but a Confufion . AMONG all the Figures of Architecture , there are none that have a greater Air than the Concave and the Convex , and we find in all ...
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