The Spectator, Svazek 6Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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... manner of telling a ftory , with Salluft for entering into thofe internal principles of action which arife from the characters and manners of the perfons he defcribes , or with Tacitus for his difplaying thofe outward motives of fafety ...
... manner of telling a ftory , with Salluft for entering into thofe internal principles of action which arife from the characters and manners of the perfons he defcribes , or with Tacitus for his difplaying thofe outward motives of fafety ...
Strana 82
... manner affects the imagi- nation . A French author's obfervations on this subject . Why concave and convex figures give a greatness of manner to works of architecture : Every thing that pleafes the imagination in architecture , is ...
... manner affects the imagi- nation . A French author's obfervations on this subject . Why concave and convex figures give a greatness of manner to works of architecture : Every thing that pleafes the imagination in architecture , is ...
Strana 85
... manner is ordinary or little . Thus , perhaps , a man would have been more aftonish- ed with the majestic air that appeared in one of Ly- fippus's ftatues of Alexander , though no bigger than the life , than he might have been with ...
... manner is ordinary or little . Thus , perhaps , a man would have been more aftonish- ed with the majestic air that appeared in one of Ly- fippus's ftatues of Alexander , though no bigger than the life , than he might have been with ...
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