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... taste ' , as the utmost perfection of an accomplished man . As this word arises very often in conversation , I shall endeavour to give some account of it , and to lay down 1 See No. 293. Gracian introduced into Spanish prose that false ...
... taste ' , as the utmost perfection of an accomplished man . As this word arises very often in conversation , I shall endeavour to give some account of it , and to lay down 1 See No. 293. Gracian introduced into Spanish prose that false ...
Strana 28
... taste , which is the subject of this paper , and that sensitive taste which gives us a relish of every different flavour that affects the palate . Accordingly we find , there are as many degrees of refinement in the intellectual faculty ...
... taste , which is the subject of this paper , and that sensitive taste which gives us a relish of every different flavour that affects the palate . Accordingly we find , there are as many degrees of refinement in the intellectual faculty ...
Strana 30
... taste . It is impos- sible for a man of the greatest parts to consider any- thing in its whole extent and in all its ... taste of good writing , to be well versed in the works of the best critics , both ancient and modern . I must ...
... taste . It is impos- sible for a man of the greatest parts to consider any- thing in its whole extent and in all its ... taste of good writing , to be well versed in the works of the best critics , both ancient and modern . I must ...
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