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Page 302
... most perfect idea of a garden is an im- provement upon the third , requiring the adjustment of the feveral parts , in such a manner as to infpire all the different emo- tions that can be raised by gardening . In this idea of a garden ...
... most perfect idea of a garden is an im- provement upon the third , requiring the adjustment of the feveral parts , in such a manner as to infpire all the different emo- tions that can be raised by gardening . In this idea of a garden ...
Page 392
... most agreeable proportion resembles a ma- ximum in mathematics ; a greater or less in- equality or difference is lefs agreeable . 27. Order regards various particulars . First , in tracing or furveying objects , we are directed by a ...
... most agreeable proportion resembles a ma- ximum in mathematics ; a greater or less in- equality or difference is lefs agreeable . 27. Order regards various particulars . First , in tracing or furveying objects , we are directed by a ...
Page 395
... most part , lies dormant , till an opportunity offer of ex- erting it in this circumftance , it is convert- ed into the paffion of gratitude ; and the opportunity is greedily feized for testifying gratitude in the most complete manner ...
... most part , lies dormant , till an opportunity offer of ex- erting it in this circumftance , it is convert- ed into the paffion of gratitude ; and the opportunity is greedily feized for testifying gratitude in the most complete manner ...
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