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Page 47
... possesses beauty accompanied with magnitude , but the elegant man with parvitude : hence the latter is said to possess symmetry , but by no means to be beautiful . Such , therefore , is the magnani mous man . But of the characters on ...
... possesses beauty accompanied with magnitude , but the elegant man with parvitude : hence the latter is said to possess symmetry , but by no means to be beautiful . Such , therefore , is the magnani mous man . But of the characters on ...
Page 52
... possesses merit , and appears to have been the result of con- siderable diligence in making experiments : but , perhaps ... possess the power of generating electricity ; circumstances exist in the distribution of the nerves which do not ...
... possesses merit , and appears to have been the result of con- siderable diligence in making experiments : but , perhaps ... possess the power of generating electricity ; circumstances exist in the distribution of the nerves which do not ...
Page 519
... possesses pastorals superior to those of Gesner ; and he is the only writer in later times who can enter into ... possess the airy , easy , and gay character of those of the poet of Teos : but he has gained rank among the classic ...
... possesses pastorals superior to those of Gesner ; and he is the only writer in later times who can enter into ... possess the airy , easy , and gay character of those of the poet of Teos : but he has gained rank among the classic ...
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