The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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... Look upon the Outfide of a Dome , your Eye half fur- rounds it ; look up into the Infide , and at one Glance D 4 you you have all the Profpect of it ; the entire No.415 . The SPECTATOR . 73.
... Look upon the Outfide of a Dome , your Eye half fur- rounds it ; look up into the Infide , and at one Glance D 4 you you have all the Profpect of it ; the entire No.415 . The SPECTATOR . 73.
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... look on the Picture of any Face , where the Refemblance is hit , but the Pleafure increases , if it be the Picture of a Face that is beautiful , and is ftill greater , if the Beauty be foftened with an Air of Melancholy or Sorrow . The ...
... look on the Picture of any Face , where the Refemblance is hit , but the Pleafure increases , if it be the Picture of a Face that is beautiful , and is ftill greater , if the Beauty be foftened with an Air of Melancholy or Sorrow . The ...
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... look back on the Spectacles of the Greeks and Romans of this kind , but muft believe this Cuftom took its rife from the Ages of Knight Errantry ; from those who loved one Woman fo well , that they ha- ted all Men and Women elfe ; from ...
... look back on the Spectacles of the Greeks and Romans of this kind , but muft believe this Cuftom took its rife from the Ages of Knight Errantry ; from those who loved one Woman fo well , that they ha- ted all Men and Women elfe ; from ...
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