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Sivu 26
portment ; beanty is an image of the mind in the countenance and form ;
consequently beauty is of a more fixed nature , and owes less to art and habit . * ,
When I speak of beauty , it is not wholly out of my way to make a singular
observation on ...
portment ; beanty is an image of the mind in the countenance and form ;
consequently beauty is of a more fixed nature , and owes less to art and habit . * ,
When I speak of beauty , it is not wholly out of my way to make a singular
observation on ...
Sivu 40
Nature seems to hide her principal design , and to be industrions in making the
earth gay and delightful , while she is carrying on her great work , and intent upon
her own preservation . The husbandman , after the same manner , is employed ...
Nature seems to hide her principal design , and to be industrions in making the
earth gay and delightful , while she is carrying on her great work , and intent upon
her own preservation . The husbandman , after the same manner , is employed ...
Sivu 75
The sense of honour is of so fine and delicate a nature , that it is only to be met
with in minds which are naturally noble , or in such as have been cultivated by
great examples , or a refined education . This essay therefore is chiefly designed
for ...
The sense of honour is of so fine and delicate a nature , that it is only to be met
with in minds which are naturally noble , or in such as have been cultivated by
great examples , or a refined education . This essay therefore is chiefly designed
for ...
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actions affections appear beauty better body called character comes common consider conversation danger death desire doth duty enemy equally evil face fair father fear follow folly fool fortune give greatest half hand happiness hath head hear heart honour hope human keep kind king knowledge labour laws learning least leave less liberty live look man's manner master means mind mother nature necessary never object observed once pain pass passions peace perhaps persons play pleasing pleasure poor present Providence reason rich sense serve speak spirit suffer tell thee thing thou thought tion true truth turn vice virtue whole wife wisdom wise women worth writing young youth