The Spectator, Band 3J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 |
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... nature however in the Conftitution , which Mr. Dryden fomewhere calls a Milkiness of Blood , is an admirable Groundwork for the other . In order therefore to try our Good - nature , whether it arifes from the Body or the Mind , whether ...
... nature however in the Conftitution , which Mr. Dryden fomewhere calls a Milkiness of Blood , is an admirable Groundwork for the other . In order therefore to try our Good - nature , whether it arifes from the Body or the Mind , whether ...
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... Nature of which bears fome diftant Refemblance to that high one he is at prefent pof- feffed of . Thus one may view him exercifing in Minia- ture thofe Talents of Nature , which being drawn out by Education to their full Length , enable ...
... Nature of which bears fome diftant Refemblance to that high one he is at prefent pof- feffed of . Thus one may view him exercifing in Minia- ture thofe Talents of Nature , which being drawn out by Education to their full Length , enable ...
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... Nature or other , does but shew what ⚫ fine Colours are to be fold at the Colour - fhop , and mocks the Works of the Creator . If the best Imitator of Nature ⚫ is not to be esteemed the best Painter , but he that makes the greatest ...
... Nature or other , does but shew what ⚫ fine Colours are to be fold at the Colour - fhop , and mocks the Works of the Creator . If the best Imitator of Nature ⚫ is not to be esteemed the best Painter , but he that makes the greatest ...
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