Miscellaneous Works, Volumen1J.B. Lippincott & Company, 1899 |
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... truth ? " - -scorns a lie , and every thing making the smallest approach to one . His mind by habit has become tenacious of , devoted to the truth . The grossness and vulgarity of falsehood shock the delicacy of his perceptions , as ...
... truth ? " - -scorns a lie , and every thing making the smallest approach to one . His mind by habit has become tenacious of , devoted to the truth . The grossness and vulgarity of falsehood shock the delicacy of his perceptions , as ...
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... truth , simplicity and unity of nature . 27 Before , neatness and high finishing were supposed to belong exclusively to the littleness of nature , but here truth , simplicity and unity are her characteristics . Soon after , Sir Joshua ...
... truth , simplicity and unity of nature . 27 Before , neatness and high finishing were supposed to belong exclusively to the littleness of nature , but here truth , simplicity and unity are her characteristics . Soon after , Sir Joshua ...
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... truth , which is always one principal thing . It doubles the effect of beauty , which is mere affectation without it , and even reconciles us to de- formity . Nature , the truth of nature in imitation , denotes a given object , a ...
... truth , which is always one principal thing . It doubles the effect of beauty , which is mere affectation without it , and even reconciles us to de- formity . Nature , the truth of nature in imitation , denotes a given object , a ...
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