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... object and design of the inflitution it was intended to ferve ; and the Preacher hath acquitted himself in a manner that doth equal credit to his eloquence and his humanity . The text is happily adapted to the occafion - Ezek . xxxvii ...
... object and design of the inflitution it was intended to ferve ; and the Preacher hath acquitted himself in a manner that doth equal credit to his eloquence and his humanity . The text is happily adapted to the occafion - Ezek . xxxvii ...
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... objects of inquiry : Is mufic effentially and naturally obliged to imitate ? What objects does it imitate by way of ... object , and when they are applied to it , imitate but imperfectly . Mufic is in this latter claís . The only cafe ...
... objects of inquiry : Is mufic effentially and naturally obliged to imitate ? What objects does it imitate by way of ... object , and when they are applied to it , imitate but imperfectly . Mufic is in this latter claís . The only cafe ...
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... object ? This organ is tafte : but what is tafe ? It is the power , or difpofition of the mind to perceive beauty ... object which reafon points out as adapted to excite the perception of beauty . Some think that this object is utility ...
... object ? This organ is tafte : but what is tafe ? It is the power , or difpofition of the mind to perceive beauty ... object which reafon points out as adapted to excite the perception of beauty . Some think that this object is utility ...
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