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... every individual pink or rose , whether its colour be white , yellow , or red , there are infinite varieties and gradations of tint , produced 62 PRINCIPLES OF TASTE : Metaphysical Love Petrarch Cowley Waller Leads to Materialism.
... every individual pink or rose , whether its colour be white , yellow , or red , there are infinite varieties and gradations of tint , produced 62 PRINCIPLES OF TASTE : Metaphysical Love Petrarch Cowley Waller Leads to Materialism.
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Richard Payne Knight. there are infinite varieties and gradations of tint , produced , not only by the different de- grees and modifications of light and shadow , but by the various reflected rays , which one leaf casts upon another ...
Richard Payne Knight. there are infinite varieties and gradations of tint , produced , not only by the different de- grees and modifications of light and shadow , but by the various reflected rays , which one leaf casts upon another ...
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... tint and surface . 17. Such are animals which have loose , shag- gy , and curly hair ; trees , whose branches are spread into irregular forms , and exhibit broken and diversified masses of ... tints 68 PRINCIPLES OF TASTE : Grottesque.
... tint and surface . 17. Such are animals which have loose , shag- gy , and curly hair ; trees , whose branches are spread into irregular forms , and exhibit broken and diversified masses of ... tints 68 PRINCIPLES OF TASTE : Grottesque.
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Richard Payne Knight. ened by decay , and whose crude and uniform tints are mellowed and diversified by weather- stains and wall plants ; streams , that flow alter- nately smooth and agitated , between broken or sedgy banks , reflecting ...
Richard Payne Knight. ened by decay , and whose crude and uniform tints are mellowed and diversified by weather- stains and wall plants ; streams , that flow alter- nately smooth and agitated , between broken or sedgy banks , reflecting ...
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... tints to the eye ; and harmonious and brilliant combinations of tints are certainly beautiful in whatsoever they are seen but , ne- vertheless , these objects contain so many pro- perties that are offensive to other senses , or to the ...
... tints to the eye ; and harmonious and brilliant combinations of tints are certainly beautiful in whatsoever they are seen but , ne- vertheless , these objects contain so many pro- perties that are offensive to other senses , or to the ...
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