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... feveral Ingredients were taken . A Man of a fine Tafte in Writing will difcern , after the fame manner , not only the general Beauties and imperfections of an Author , but difcover the feveral Ways of thinking and expreffing himself ...
... feveral Ingredients were taken . A Man of a fine Tafte in Writing will difcern , after the fame manner , not only the general Beauties and imperfections of an Author , but difcover the feveral Ways of thinking and expreffing himself ...
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... feveral Parts , that ei- ther we did not attend to , or that lay out of our Sight when we first beheld it . As we look on any Object , our Idea of it is , perhaps , made up of two or three fimple Ideas ; but when the Poet represents it ...
... feveral Parts , that ei- ther we did not attend to , or that lay out of our Sight when we first beheld it . As we look on any Object , our Idea of it is , perhaps , made up of two or three fimple Ideas ; but when the Poet represents it ...
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... feveral Sources of thefe Pleafures ( Statuary , Painting , Defcription , and Mufick ) compared together . The Final Caufe of our receiving Pleasure from thefe feveral Sources . Of Descriptions in particular . The Power of Words over the ...
... feveral Sources of thefe Pleafures ( Statuary , Painting , Defcription , and Mufick ) compared together . The Final Caufe of our receiving Pleasure from thefe feveral Sources . Of Descriptions in particular . The Power of Words over the ...
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