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Page 219
... beauty . On this subject we lately spoke at some length , in noticing Mrs. Schimmelpennink's Essay on Beauty and Deformity , ( vol . xxx . p . 302. ) Sir George Mackenzie retains the antiquated and unprecise division of emotions into ...
... beauty . On this subject we lately spoke at some length , in noticing Mrs. Schimmelpennink's Essay on Beauty and Deformity , ( vol . xxx . p . 302. ) Sir George Mackenzie retains the antiquated and unprecise division of emotions into ...
Page 228
... beauty which nature gives to woman : - this is that beauty which indeed turns the edge of the sword , and makes the spear fall pointless . Such are the reflections which a memoir of Lady Russell and a selection from her Letters cannot ...
... beauty which nature gives to woman : - this is that beauty which indeed turns the edge of the sword , and makes the spear fall pointless . Such are the reflections which a memoir of Lady Russell and a selection from her Letters cannot ...
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... beauty of antiquity is requisite , as well as a heart that is alive to the sublimity of the highest feelings of our nature ; but to achieve a description of the external beauty of the creation requires no knowlege that gazing will not ...
... beauty of antiquity is requisite , as well as a heart that is alive to the sublimity of the highest feelings of our nature ; but to achieve a description of the external beauty of the creation requires no knowlege that gazing will not ...
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