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... beauty ; the admiration of beauty : -Ask , but no one ever asks us to describe then , the enthusiast to explain to the form of the features which comyou , in what this beauty consists . pose it . When we differ , in the Did he feel that ...
... beauty ; the admiration of beauty : -Ask , but no one ever asks us to describe then , the enthusiast to explain to the form of the features which comyou , in what this beauty consists . pose it . When we differ , in the Did he feel that ...
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... beauty of the countenance ( however the contrary , and for the same realatently great ) is unfelt and unob- son , every look and every feature is served . Whenever the countenance beautiful , because they are expressassumes the ...
... beauty of the countenance ( however the contrary , and for the same realatently great ) is unfelt and unob- son , every look and every feature is served . Whenever the countenance beautiful , because they are expressassumes the ...
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... beauty , which produced all the wonders of Grecian art . Cicero applied The Grecian philosophers first it to eloquence . It appears to have conceived , and Plato has largely ex- been the study of his whole life to patiated upon , what ...
... beauty , which produced all the wonders of Grecian art . Cicero applied The Grecian philosophers first it to eloquence . It appears to have conceived , and Plato has largely ex- been the study of his whole life to patiated upon , what ...
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On the Immortality of the Soul Ibid 14 48 Idleness avoided by the Observation | 59 |
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