The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1796 |
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... object all that is great or elevated , and yet the origin and nature of the fublime are still subjects of ... objects , and from whatever causes an agreeable emotion resembling thofe which are excited by great or elevated objects of ...
... object all that is great or elevated , and yet the origin and nature of the fublime are still subjects of ... objects , and from whatever causes an agreeable emotion resembling thofe which are excited by great or elevated objects of ...
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... object . According to the dif- ferent distances of the objects , the lenses have been fuppofed to change their shapes , in order that the image might be ac- curately formed ; but it is certain , that if the lenfes remain the fame , and ...
... object . According to the dif- ferent distances of the objects , the lenses have been fuppofed to change their shapes , in order that the image might be ac- curately formed ; but it is certain , that if the lenfes remain the fame , and ...
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... object itself . The object here is the ftatue , alone , folid , ready to move .... Take out the eye of a ftatue , and fill it with one of enamel or coloured ftone , and you will not be able to bear its afpect of this the ancients were ...
... object itself . The object here is the ftatue , alone , folid , ready to move .... Take out the eye of a ftatue , and fill it with one of enamel or coloured ftone , and you will not be able to bear its afpect of this the ancients were ...
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