The Spectator ...John Sharpe, 1803 |
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... greatest luxuriancy and profusion . I am so far from being fond of any particular one , by reason of its rarity ... greatest beauties of the place . The only method I observe in this particular , is , to range in the same quarter the ...
... greatest luxuriancy and profusion . I am so far from being fond of any particular one , by reason of its rarity ... greatest beauties of the place . The only method I observe in this particular , is , to range in the same quarter the ...
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... greatest paradox in the reflection of the historian , is , I suppose , that folly , which is gene- rally thought incapable of contriving or executing any design , should be so formidable to those whom 1 See N ° 206 , 242 , 350 , 373 ...
... greatest paradox in the reflection of the historian , is , I suppose , that folly , which is gene- rally thought incapable of contriving or executing any design , should be so formidable to those whom 1 See N ° 206 , 242 , 350 , 373 ...
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... greatest geniuses , and most helps and encouragements , it is reasonable to sup- pose an art will arrive to the greatest perfection : by this rule let us consider our own country with respect to face - painting . No nation in the world ...
... greatest geniuses , and most helps and encouragements , it is reasonable to sup- pose an art will arrive to the greatest perfection : by this rule let us consider our own country with respect to face - painting . No nation in the world ...
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