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... fays , that " every art is exhausted ( literal- ly " fweats " ) to fatisfy them . " • When Boffuet makes ufe of a Metaphor which feems bold , he ' fometimes apologizes ; and prefently he rifes upon that description , which he does not ...
... fays , that " every art is exhausted ( literal- ly " fweats " ) to fatisfy them . " • When Boffuet makes ufe of a Metaphor which feems bold , he ' fometimes apologizes ; and prefently he rifes upon that description , which he does not ...
Pagina 181
... fays more than he should say : Aristotle never fays enough , and leaves the reader always to think more than he fays . The one furprises the mind , and charms it by a flowery and fparkling character ; the other illuminates and inftructs ...
... fays more than he should say : Aristotle never fays enough , and leaves the reader always to think more than he fays . The one furprises the mind , and charms it by a flowery and fparkling character ; the other illuminates and inftructs ...
Pagina 404
... fays : • There are certain proportions alfo to be observed in its different parts . Its breadth fhould be confiderably less than the breadth of the common fhoe ; it is totally unneceffary to cover any part of the fole , efpecially when ...
... fays : • There are certain proportions alfo to be observed in its different parts . Its breadth fhould be confiderably less than the breadth of the common fhoe ; it is totally unneceffary to cover any part of the fole , efpecially when ...
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