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... Elegance . Having anfwered the objections ufu- ally brought against a permanent fenfe of beauty , let us now proceed to fingle out the particular fperies or kinds of beauty ; and begin with elegance of perion , that fo wonderfully ...
... Elegance . Having anfwered the objections ufu- ally brought against a permanent fenfe of beauty , let us now proceed to fingle out the particular fperies or kinds of beauty ; and begin with elegance of perion , that fo wonderfully ...
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... elegance which is the effect of a delicate and awakened tafte , and in every kind of form is the en- chantment that attracts and pleafes uni- verfally , even without the affittance of any other charm ; whereas without it no degree of ...
... elegance which is the effect of a delicate and awakened tafte , and in every kind of form is the en- chantment that attracts and pleafes uni- verfally , even without the affittance of any other charm ; whereas without it no degree of ...
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... elegance is the picture of a tranquil foul that ap- pears in foftening the actions and emo- tions , and exhibits a retired profpect of happiness and innocence . A calm of mind that is feen in grace- ful eafy action , and in the ...
... elegance is the picture of a tranquil foul that ap- pears in foftening the actions and emo- tions , and exhibits a retired profpect of happiness and innocence . A calm of mind that is feen in grace- ful eafy action , and in the ...
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Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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