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... remarkable for the attraction which be- longs to the curious details of amusing or affecting incidents : it becomes a history of the deepest import , whilst it exhibits the mind of man arrived at one of its most exalted stages of im ...
... remarkable for the attraction which be- longs to the curious details of amusing or affecting incidents : it becomes a history of the deepest import , whilst it exhibits the mind of man arrived at one of its most exalted stages of im ...
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... remarkable for great rapidity of execution , which , unfortunately , excludes correctness of design ; and in this last quality the Neapolitans are known to be deficient . The artists of their school , likewise , lost all the advantage ...
... remarkable for great rapidity of execution , which , unfortunately , excludes correctness of design ; and in this last quality the Neapolitans are known to be deficient . The artists of their school , likewise , lost all the advantage ...
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... remarkable epoch . Some of the letters are interest- ing ; but others are more curious from the mere celebrity of the names attached to them , than from any real importance in their contents . Those from Sir William Temple , chiefly on ...
... remarkable epoch . Some of the letters are interest- ing ; but others are more curious from the mere celebrity of the names attached to them , than from any real importance in their contents . Those from Sir William Temple , chiefly on ...
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De la Sicile et de ses Rapports avec lAngleterre à lEpoque | 32 |
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