The Spectator, Svazek 6Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 88
... once entered in at our eyes , and are afterwards called up into the mind either bare- ly by its own operations , or ... once actually in our view , it must not be understood PAPER VI . On the fecondary Pleasures of the Imagination . See ...
... once entered in at our eyes , and are afterwards called up into the mind either bare- ly by its own operations , or ... once actually in our view , it must not be understood PAPER VI . On the fecondary Pleasures of the Imagination . See ...
Strana 89
... once ftocked with parti- cular ideas , to enlarge , compound , and vary them at her own pleasure . Among the different kinds of reprefentation , ftatuary is the most natural , and fhews us fomething likeft the object that is reprefented ...
... once ftocked with parti- cular ideas , to enlarge , compound , and vary them at her own pleasure . Among the different kinds of reprefentation , ftatuary is the most natural , and fhews us fomething likeft the object that is reprefented ...
Strana 293
... once fet it at reft , and to be difquieted with any former per- plexities , when it appears in a new fhape , or is ftarted by a different hand . As nothing is more laudable than an enquiry after truth , fo nothing is more irra tional ...
... once fet it at reft , and to be difquieted with any former per- plexities , when it appears in a new fhape , or is ftarted by a different hand . As nothing is more laudable than an enquiry after truth , fo nothing is more irra tional ...
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