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Page 104
... appears to us altogether novel . We deem it premature , however , to make any remarks on these points while the treatise is in so imperfect a state ; since their proof must , in a great measure , depend on the documents which the author ...
... appears to us altogether novel . We deem it premature , however , to make any remarks on these points while the treatise is in so imperfect a state ; since their proof must , in a great measure , depend on the documents which the author ...
Page 238
... appears in- clined to subscribe , is not wholly inapplicable to the pre- sent volume , though it is perhaps as generally amusing as the subject will admit . In addition to the common expedients of a large type and an ample margin , the ...
... appears in- clined to subscribe , is not wholly inapplicable to the pre- sent volume , though it is perhaps as generally amusing as the subject will admit . In addition to the common expedients of a large type and an ample margin , the ...
Page 331
... appears to have possessed great powers of discrimination , and consi- derable talents for delineation . His directions to young painters , con- tained in the Essays and Instructions , are cer and perspicuous , 80 far as they are ...
... appears to have possessed great powers of discrimination , and consi- derable talents for delineation . His directions to young painters , con- tained in the Essays and Instructions , are cer and perspicuous , 80 far as they are ...
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