The Spectator, Volume 2J. J. Woodward, 1830 |
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... face ; for which reason , he says , the best judges among the Romans were not extremely pleased even with Roscius himself in his mask . No part of the body , besides the face , is capable of as many changes as there are different ...
... face ; for which reason , he says , the best judges among the Romans were not extremely pleased even with Roscius himself in his mask . No part of the body , besides the face , is capable of as many changes as there are different ...
Page 337
... face - painting . ' Painting is an art of a vast extent , too great by much for any mortal man to be in full possession of in all its parts ; it is enough if any one succeed in painting faces , history , battles , landscapes , sea ...
... face - painting . ' Painting is an art of a vast extent , too great by much for any mortal man to be in full possession of in all its parts ; it is enough if any one succeed in painting faces , history , battles , landscapes , sea ...
Page 343
... face , but he made such a grotesque figure in it , that as I looked upon him I could not for- bear laughing at myself , insomuch that I put my own face out of countenance . The poor gentleman was so sensible of the ridi- cule , that I ...
... face , but he made such a grotesque figure in it , that as I looked upon him I could not for- bear laughing at myself , insomuch that I put my own face out of countenance . The poor gentleman was so sensible of the ridi- cule , that I ...
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