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Music enters and consequently that it is the business of into the future paradise of
the devout of good sense to regulate , and not vainly to every sect and of every
county . The attempt to extinguish it . Many religious Deity , viewed by the eye of ...
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third sense of Simplicity , in in it ; for too minute an attention to words which it has
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requires an excess of guish the common people of Rome and colouring to catch
its ...
At an im- who breathed the air of that elegant city : mature age , the sense of
beauty is weak we find a manly and elevated sense distinand confused , and
requires an excess of guish the common people of Rome and colouring to catch
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