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... Beauty and of Grace . But these lovely shapes , however flitting and evanescent , can still be discerned ; and the Empire , as well as the Kingdom of Love , boasts of the charms of its sub- jects . The consort of the present Ruler of ...
... Beauty and of Grace . But these lovely shapes , however flitting and evanescent , can still be discerned ; and the Empire , as well as the Kingdom of Love , boasts of the charms of its sub- jects . The consort of the present Ruler of ...
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... beauty . He felt the most profound contempt for works which were levelled against the sacred cause of religion , while works , which ably defended it , were read by him with rapture . He was a real cosmopolite and animated with ...
... beauty . He felt the most profound contempt for works which were levelled against the sacred cause of religion , while works , which ably defended it , were read by him with rapture . He was a real cosmopolite and animated with ...
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... It has the transparency of miniature , enough of the mellowness of crayon and the facility of distemper : with a superior preservation to either . In oil paint- ing the best oils turn yellow and tarnish the beauty 14 CORRESPONDENCE .
... It has the transparency of miniature , enough of the mellowness of crayon and the facility of distemper : with a superior preservation to either . In oil paint- ing the best oils turn yellow and tarnish the beauty 14 CORRESPONDENCE .
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ing the best oils turn yellow and tarnish the beauty of white and the light tints which , in wax remain unchanged during any length of time . Cloths prepared for oil - painting are heavy from the quantity of white - lead spread on them ...
ing the best oils turn yellow and tarnish the beauty of white and the light tints which , in wax remain unchanged during any length of time . Cloths prepared for oil - painting are heavy from the quantity of white - lead spread on them ...
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... beauty as much in intellectual as in material productions , and the exercise of skill in the construction of an oration or poem , is as essential to its perfection , as it is to the perfection of any thing produced by the exercise of ...
... beauty as much in intellectual as in material productions , and the exercise of skill in the construction of an oration or poem , is as essential to its perfection , as it is to the perfection of any thing produced by the exercise of ...
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| Title | The Port Folio, Volume 5 Volumes 40-42; Volumes 220-227 of American periodical series, 1800-1850 |
| Contributors | Joseph Dennie, Asbury Dickins, John Elihu Hall |
| Publisher | Editor and Asbury Dickens, 1811 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 11 Apr 2019 |
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