The London Quarterly Review, Volúmenes98-99Theodore Foster, 1856 |
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... produced a pleasurable sensa- tion by soothing the optic nerve ; rough- ness , on the other hand , by exciting it ... produces the pictures- que ; but this in its excess degenerates into harshness and ugliness , as the exagge- ration of ...
... produced a pleasurable sensa- tion by soothing the optic nerve ; rough- ness , on the other hand , by exciting it ... produces the pictures- que ; but this in its excess degenerates into harshness and ugliness , as the exagge- ration of ...
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... produces . The acts which are quoted as examples appear comparatively petty in their isolation ; it is the repetition ... produced bit by bit have the vivacity of a serial publi- cation , and give to each instalment the freshness of news ...
... produces . The acts which are quoted as examples appear comparatively petty in their isolation ; it is the repetition ... produced bit by bit have the vivacity of a serial publi- cation , and give to each instalment the freshness of news ...
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... produce , such as beans , hari- cots , potatoes , and yams . Samples of cot- ton were exhibited in great profusion ; and the ... produced from the dwarf palm , and much esteemed for the stuffing of cushions and beds . A long list of mis ...
... produce , such as beans , hari- cots , potatoes , and yams . Samples of cot- ton were exhibited in great profusion ; and the ... produced from the dwarf palm , and much esteemed for the stuffing of cushions and beds . A long list of mis ...
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