The Spectator, Volume 2J. J. Woodward, 1830 |
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Page 145
... idea , but several ideas of the same kind . Look upon the outside of a dome , your eye half surrounds it ; look upon the inside , and at one glance you have all the prospect of it ; the entire concavity falls into your eye at once , the ...
... idea , but several ideas of the same kind . Look upon the outside of a dome , your eye half surrounds it ; look upon the inside , and at one glance you have all the prospect of it ; the entire concavity falls into your eye at once , the ...
Page 146
... ideas : and we may add , it is this also that raises the little satisfaction we sometimes find in the different sorts of false wit ; whether it consists in the affinity of letters , as an anagram , acrostic ; or of syl- lables , as in ...
... ideas : and we may add , it is this also that raises the little satisfaction we sometimes find in the different sorts of false wit ; whether it consists in the affinity of letters , as an anagram , acrostic ; or of syl- lables , as in ...
Page 147
... ideas which we received from such a prospect or garden , having entered the mind at the same time , have a set of traces belonging to them in the brain , bordering very near upon one another : when , therefore , any one of these ideas ...
... ideas which we received from such a prospect or garden , having entered the mind at the same time , have a set of traces belonging to them in the brain , bordering very near upon one another : when , therefore , any one of these ideas ...
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