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assemblage called beauty , is the image of regard to the common notions of
beauty : noble sentiments and amiable passions in The truth is , complexion and
form being the face ; but so blended and confused that the charms that are visible
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assemblage called beauty , is the image of regard to the common notions of
beauty : noble sentiments and amiable passions in The truth is , complexion and
form being the face ; but so blended and confused that the charms that are visible
...
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stance , that reflects the various colours of say , that the greatest uniformity , along
with the light , and lies hid beneath the appear the greatest variety , forms beauty
? But ance , is wrapt in impenetrable obscurity ; this is a repetition of words ...
stance , that reflects the various colours of say , that the greatest uniformity , along
with the light , and lies hid beneath the appear the greatest variety , forms beauty
? But ance , is wrapt in impenetrable obscurity ; this is a repetition of words ...
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On the Origin of our general Ideas beauty of colours may perhaps be arranged of
Beauty . under this head ; colours , like notes of muA full and consistent evidence
of design , black to melancholy ; white brings a gensic , affect the passions ; red ...
On the Origin of our general Ideas beauty of colours may perhaps be arranged of
Beauty . under this head ; colours , like notes of muA full and consistent evidence
of design , black to melancholy ; white brings a gensic , affect the passions ; red ...
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