The Four Ages, Together with Essays on Various SubjectsGarland Pub., 1970 - 454 pàgines |
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Pàgina 384
... faces expreffing modern characters , and Greeks performing the parts of Eng- lishmen . But from whence did the Greeks ... face which is nearest allied to brutality . There is but one * In what follows , his ideas and mine are fo blended ...
... faces expreffing modern characters , and Greeks performing the parts of Eng- lishmen . But from whence did the Greeks ... face which is nearest allied to brutality . There is but one * In what follows , his ideas and mine are fo blended ...
Pàgina 385
... face will be more nearly of the fame character ; and the European and Indian fea- tures are also blending apace ... faces and the [ 385 ]
... face will be more nearly of the fame character ; and the European and Indian fea- tures are also blending apace ... faces and the [ 385 ]
Pàgina 386
... faces and mon- keys , and , in confequence , conceived Beauty to be far removed from it . As the lower part of the brutal face pro- jected , the human face fublime should be depreffed in that part ; and , as in the former there was a ...
... faces and mon- keys , and , in confequence , conceived Beauty to be far removed from it . As the lower part of the brutal face pro- jected , the human face fublime should be depreffed in that part ; and , as in the former there was a ...
Continguts
On a Reform of Parliament | 340 |
Authors fhould not exceed common Judgement | 351 |
Almanacks | 361 |
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