The London Quarterly Review, Volúmenes101-102Theodore Foster, 1857 |
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... beauty . In common with all the Semitic races , he has a high development of the intellectual faculties , and especially of the imagination . In this respect he yields to none . But the well - known characteristics of the race - the ...
... beauty . In common with all the Semitic races , he has a high development of the intellectual faculties , and especially of the imagination . In this respect he yields to none . But the well - known characteristics of the race - the ...
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... beauty of some of the women of the Eelyaut , or wandering tribes , as well as of the southern cities - a beauty which is unfortunately much dis- figured by the artifices of a corrupt taste and an inelegant attire . They dye red with ...
... beauty of some of the women of the Eelyaut , or wandering tribes , as well as of the southern cities - a beauty which is unfortunately much dis- figured by the artifices of a corrupt taste and an inelegant attire . They dye red with ...
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... beauty was so thoroughly dissocia- ted from all which beauty ought to typify , that an Iliad so constructed might have been approved . But these were periods long after Homer's flesh had mouldered in the grave . The present inquiry has ...
... beauty was so thoroughly dissocia- ted from all which beauty ought to typify , that an Iliad so constructed might have been approved . But these were periods long after Homer's flesh had mouldered in the grave . The present inquiry has ...
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