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... beauty , which posterity cannot possibly enjoy any more than the petits soupers which it adorned . Had the Doctor been a very Adonis , he could not have done Miss Hawkins so much service as by two of his propos which she records : -One ...
... beauty , which posterity cannot possibly enjoy any more than the petits soupers which it adorned . Had the Doctor been a very Adonis , he could not have done Miss Hawkins so much service as by two of his propos which she records : -One ...
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... beauty does not arise from the irregularity of the measure . On the contrary , indeed , the beauty in all probability , and certainly the pleasure of the reader , would have been increased , had the measure been as regular , as the lan ...
... beauty does not arise from the irregularity of the measure . On the contrary , indeed , the beauty in all probability , and certainly the pleasure of the reader , would have been increased , had the measure been as regular , as the lan ...
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... beauty , grace , and symmetry , like the Venus of Medicis , but is feminine . And that the English alone resembles the ancient Greek , in uniting the three powers of strength , beauty , and grace , like the Apollo of Belvidere , " Then ...
... beauty , grace , and symmetry , like the Venus of Medicis , but is feminine . And that the English alone resembles the ancient Greek , in uniting the three powers of strength , beauty , and grace , like the Apollo of Belvidere , " Then ...
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