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... never have , attempted to increase them by dis- tortion and disguise . Yet art has been wea- ried , and nature ransacked ; tortures have been endured , and health sacrificed ; and all to enable this lovely part of the creation to ap ...
... never have , attempted to increase them by dis- tortion and disguise . Yet art has been wea- ried , and nature ransacked ; tortures have been endured , and health sacrificed ; and all to enable this lovely part of the creation to ap ...
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... never been ques- tioned , although divers other modes of produc- ing and exhibiting those qualities have since prevailed in different ages and countries . The superiority , however , of these pure and fault- less models has been ...
... never been ques- tioned , although divers other modes of produc- ing and exhibiting those qualities have since prevailed in different ages and countries . The superiority , however , of these pure and fault- less models has been ...
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... never attempted to imitate the former , but formed his own style of colouring and execution entirely from the latter ; for whose merits he had the justest feel- ing , while he had none at all for those of the other , as his own ...
... never attempted to imitate the former , but formed his own style of colouring and execution entirely from the latter ; for whose merits he had the justest feel- ing , while he had none at all for those of the other , as his own ...
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... dogs and horses ; and , at another , forces them to grow in forms and directions , which nature never intended : his trees and shrubs are planted in fantastic lines , at seeing a yew These metamor- now , indeed , B 4 INTRODUCTION .
... dogs and horses ; and , at another , forces them to grow in forms and directions , which nature never intended : his trees and shrubs are planted in fantastic lines , at seeing a yew These metamor- now , indeed , B 4 INTRODUCTION .
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... never appeared possible to shear or twist them into the shapes of plants , or it would , without doubt , have been attempted ; and we should have been as much delighted at seeing a stag terminating in a yew tree , as ever we were tree ...
... never appeared possible to shear or twist them into the shapes of plants , or it would , without doubt , have been attempted ; and we should have been as much delighted at seeing a stag terminating in a yew tree , as ever we were tree ...
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