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Page 64
... manner the reaching out of the arm , and the most ordinary motion , discovers whether a man ever learnt to know what is the true harmony and composure of his limbs and countenance . Whoever has seen Booth in the character of Pyrrhus ...
... manner the reaching out of the arm , and the most ordinary motion , discovers whether a man ever learnt to know what is the true harmony and composure of his limbs and countenance . Whoever has seen Booth in the character of Pyrrhus ...
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... manner : All colours that are more luminous , overpower and dissipate the ani- mal spirits which are employed in sight ; on the con- trary , those that are more obscure do not give the animal spirits a sufficient exercise ; whereas the ...
... manner : All colours that are more luminous , overpower and dissipate the ani- mal spirits which are employed in sight ; on the con- trary , those that are more obscure do not give the animal spirits a sufficient exercise ; whereas the ...
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... manner to be given , N. 385 . Age , the authority assumed by some people on the account of it : N 336 . Agreeable in company , the art of being so , N. 386 . Alexander the Great , wherein he imitated Achilles in a piece of cruelty , and ...
... manner to be given , N. 385 . Age , the authority assumed by some people on the account of it : N 336 . Agreeable in company , the art of being so , N. 386 . Alexander the Great , wherein he imitated Achilles in a piece of cruelty , and ...
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