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... itself to every object that has any connection with , or relation to us ; ta- king the name of Tafte when concerned in things of plea- fure or amusement , and retaining that of Virtue when it re- lates to the manners . One may eafily ...
... itself to every object that has any connection with , or relation to us ; ta- king the name of Tafte when concerned in things of plea- fure or amusement , and retaining that of Virtue when it re- lates to the manners . One may eafily ...
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... itself can be feen , or any building erected upon it with fafety and firmnefs ; and the greater the quantity of rubbish is , the more labour , in proportion , must be bestowed in clearing it away , or the builder cannot pro- ceed wifely ...
... itself can be feen , or any building erected upon it with fafety and firmnefs ; and the greater the quantity of rubbish is , the more labour , in proportion , must be bestowed in clearing it away , or the builder cannot pro- ceed wifely ...
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... itself to the sciences and noble arts ; wit , more airy , ikims indifferently over all ; the for- mer undertakes but one fcience , but goes to the bottom of it ; the other would undertake every thing , but only touches lightly upon all ...
... itself to the sciences and noble arts ; wit , more airy , ikims indifferently over all ; the for- mer undertakes but one fcience , but goes to the bottom of it ; the other would undertake every thing , but only touches lightly upon all ...
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