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Pagina 99
Lady C. Well , Sir , in that case we hope to find you tractable : but remember , if
you make a contract with beauty , you have no other appeal . * Vap . Yes ,
Madam : to justice . • Wil . No , Vapid : for justice always entertains a good cause ,
but ...
Lady C. Well , Sir , in that case we hope to find you tractable : but remember , if
you make a contract with beauty , you have no other appeal . * Vap . Yes ,
Madam : to justice . • Wil . No , Vapid : for justice always entertains a good cause ,
but ...
Pagina 303
Hence he denies the existence of absolute perpetual standard of beauty ; and he
infers that the individual of a class of objects is justly to be esteemed more
beautiful than the rest , with the whole of which , or with its component parts ,
when ...
Hence he denies the existence of absolute perpetual standard of beauty ; and he
infers that the individual of a class of objects is justly to be esteemed more
beautiful than the rest , with the whole of which , or with its component parts ,
when ...
Pagina 308
... or to an analysis of those laws of the regular associations of external
perceptions , which constitute beauty and deformity throughout the whole face of
nature , independently of the peculiarities imparted by the inspiration and
combination of ...
... or to an analysis of those laws of the regular associations of external
perceptions , which constitute beauty and deformity throughout the whole face of
nature , independently of the peculiarities imparted by the inspiration and
combination of ...
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Albania Travels | 7 |
Alfieris Tragedies translated | 26 |
Scotts Pauls Letters to his Kinsfolk 337 Society Part II for 1815 | 66 |
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