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Page 126
... necessary . And even the temporary figns are extremely aukward , being the first rude effays of Na- ture to discover internal feelings . Thus the fhrieking of a new - born infant , with- out tears or fobbings , is plainly an at- tempt ...
... necessary . And even the temporary figns are extremely aukward , being the first rude effays of Na- ture to discover internal feelings . Thus the fhrieking of a new - born infant , with- out tears or fobbings , is plainly an at- tempt ...
Page 160
... necessary to give them a run , than barely to vary the dramatis perfonæ , and in place of kings and heroes , queens and princeffes , to fubftitute tinkers and tailors , milk- maids and feamftreffes . The declamatory ftyle , fo different ...
... necessary to give them a run , than barely to vary the dramatis perfonæ , and in place of kings and heroes , queens and princeffes , to fubftitute tinkers and tailors , milk- maids and feamftreffes . The declamatory ftyle , fo different ...
Page 356
... necessary ; and musical expreffion obtained the name of numerus , before it was clearly afcertained , that variety is neceffary as well as number . higher tone than ordinary ; and therefore that the difference higher 356 BEAUTY OF ...
... necessary ; and musical expreffion obtained the name of numerus , before it was clearly afcertained , that variety is neceffary as well as number . higher tone than ordinary ; and therefore that the difference higher 356 BEAUTY OF ...
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