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Page 53
... objects . Where the drawing can eafily be compared with nature , accuracy fhould be deemed indifpenfable . The artist should ... object at hand , the fault will be detected , and the pleasure of beholding the picture or plate will vanish ...
... objects . Where the drawing can eafily be compared with nature , accuracy fhould be deemed indifpenfable . The artist should ... object at hand , the fault will be detected , and the pleasure of beholding the picture or plate will vanish ...
Page 262
... objects of importance , and deferve more confideration than have hitherto been be- ftowed on them . Mr. R. fhews much benevolence in stating the reasons which induced him to enter on the present un- dertaking , and merits particular ...
... objects of importance , and deferve more confideration than have hitherto been be- ftowed on them . Mr. R. fhews much benevolence in stating the reasons which induced him to enter on the present un- dertaking , and merits particular ...
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... object of the gofpel ; that all the precepts of Christ tend to this end ; and that every circumftance of his birth , life , and conduct feems intended to annihilate the info- lent claims of thofe , who , on account of temporal ...
... object of the gofpel ; that all the precepts of Christ tend to this end ; and that every circumftance of his birth , life , and conduct feems intended to annihilate the info- lent claims of thofe , who , on account of temporal ...
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