Fugitive Pieces, on Various Subjects, Volume 1R. and J. Dodsley, 1761 - English essays |
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... because his Gaiety may serve a little to divert you . " " And 1 , fays CRITO , love every thing that you love ; and fhall therefore go with Pleasure with you to meet him . MILESIUS came up to them with his ufual Vivacity in his Face ...
... because his Gaiety may serve a little to divert you . " " And 1 , fays CRITO , love every thing that you love ; and fhall therefore go with Pleasure with you to meet him . MILESIUS came up to them with his ufual Vivacity in his Face ...
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... because I think even the most doubtful of them belong partly to this Head , as well as partly to the other . FORM takes in the Turn of each Part , as well as the Symmetry of the whole Body , even to the Turn [ d ] The Look here meant is ...
... because I think even the most doubtful of them belong partly to this Head , as well as partly to the other . FORM takes in the Turn of each Part , as well as the Symmetry of the whole Body , even to the Turn [ d ] The Look here meant is ...
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... Medici . They fhould be long , and delicate ; and even the Joints and nervous Parts of them should be without either any Hardness or Dryness . * VOL . I. C them them fo often , because in Life we commonly fee ON BEAUTY . 17.
... Medici . They fhould be long , and delicate ; and even the Joints and nervous Parts of them should be without either any Hardness or Dryness . * VOL . I. C them them fo often , because in Life we commonly fee ON BEAUTY . 17.
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Robert Dodsley. them fo often , because in Life we commonly fee but a fmall Part of the human Body ; most of it being either disguised , or altered , by what we call Dress . I was acquainted , for fome Years , with a Lady who has as ...
Robert Dodsley. them fo often , because in Life we commonly fee but a fmall Part of the human Body ; most of it being either disguised , or altered , by what we call Dress . I was acquainted , for fome Years , with a Lady who has as ...
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... because the Expreffion of the Paffions paffes chiefly in the Face , which we ( by good Luck ) have not as yet concealed . The Parts of the Face in which the Paffions moft frequently make their Appearance , are the Eyes , and Mouth ; but ...
... because the Expreffion of the Paffions paffes chiefly in the Face , which we ( by good Luck ) have not as yet concealed . The Parts of the Face in which the Paffions moft frequently make their Appearance , are the Eyes , and Mouth ; but ...
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