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Sivu 23
The as . semblage called beauty , is the image of noble sentiments and amiable
passions in the face ; but so blended and confused that we are not able to
separate and distinguish them . The mind has a sensibility , and clear knowledge
, in ...
The as . semblage called beauty , is the image of noble sentiments and amiable
passions in the face ; but so blended and confused that we are not able to
separate and distinguish them . The mind has a sensibility , and clear knowledge
, in ...
Sivu 31
It is the one common face of most public meetings , and breaks in upon the
sobriety , I will not say severity , that we ought to exercise in churches . The pert
boys and flippant girls are but faint followers of those in the same inclinations at
more ...
It is the one common face of most public meetings , and breaks in upon the
sobriety , I will not say severity , that we ought to exercise in churches . The pert
boys and flippant girls are but faint followers of those in the same inclinations at
more ...
Sivu 32
A LADY's face , like the coat in the Tale of a Tub , if left alone , will wear well ; but
if you offer to load it with foreign ornaments , you destroy the original ground .
Among other matter of wonder on my firet coming to town , I was much surprised
at ...
A LADY's face , like the coat in the Tale of a Tub , if left alone , will wear well ; but
if you offer to load it with foreign ornaments , you destroy the original ground .
Among other matter of wonder on my firet coming to town , I was much surprised
at ...
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