ProseSamuel Walker, 1826 |
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Strana 13
... reafon indeed affures us , that his attributes are infinite ; but the poornefs of our conceptions is fuch , that it cannot forbear fetting bounds to every thing it contemplates , till our reafon comes again to our fuccour , and throws ...
... reafon indeed affures us , that his attributes are infinite ; but the poornefs of our conceptions is fuch , that it cannot forbear fetting bounds to every thing it contemplates , till our reafon comes again to our fuccour , and throws ...
Strana 375
... reafon is , painting is almoft palpably a decep- tion , and requires the utmoft fkill in felecting a vicinity of probable ideas , to give it the air of reality and nature . For this reafon alfo nothing ftrange , wonderful , or fhocking ...
... reafon is , painting is almoft palpably a decep- tion , and requires the utmoft fkill in felecting a vicinity of probable ideas , to give it the air of reality and nature . For this reafon alfo nothing ftrange , wonderful , or fhocking ...
Strana 391
... reafon , and yet are better eftablished and more prefent than the conclufions of reafon . When a horfe difcovers a lion breaking into the paftures , and moving towards him , he beholds in his form and terrific mo tions , evidences of ...
... reafon , and yet are better eftablished and more prefent than the conclufions of reafon . When a horfe difcovers a lion breaking into the paftures , and moving towards him , he beholds in his form and terrific mo tions , evidences of ...
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