The Album, Volume 4J. Andrews., 1825 - Great Britain |
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... DRESS · . THE STORY OF ARNAUT DER FREISCHUTZ IN ENGLAND UNE DIVORCE'E BOARDING - SCHOOL REMINISCENCES FLIGHT OF XERXES THE RUINED CITY THE ROMANCE OF THE SWING . ADDRESS OF HOFER ON THE CHARACTER AND HABITS OF BRITISH SEAMEN FRAGMENT ...
... DRESS · . THE STORY OF ARNAUT DER FREISCHUTZ IN ENGLAND UNE DIVORCE'E BOARDING - SCHOOL REMINISCENCES FLIGHT OF XERXES THE RUINED CITY THE ROMANCE OF THE SWING . ADDRESS OF HOFER ON THE CHARACTER AND HABITS OF BRITISH SEAMEN FRAGMENT ...
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... dresses one's hair , cooks one's dinner , hashes up a farce , or dishes Shakspeare , is an artist . Eye , ear , and corn curers , are respectively ophthalmists , aurists , and chiropodists . We have barber's oils called Kalydor , and an ...
... dresses one's hair , cooks one's dinner , hashes up a farce , or dishes Shakspeare , is an artist . Eye , ear , and corn curers , are respectively ophthalmists , aurists , and chiropodists . We have barber's oils called Kalydor , and an ...
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... DRESS . ITS ANALOGY TO LITERARY COMPOSITION . DRESS should be properly adapted to the person , as , in writing , the style must be suited to the subject . I am far from objecting to magnificence of apparel in those whose rank and ...
... DRESS . ITS ANALOGY TO LITERARY COMPOSITION . DRESS should be properly adapted to the person , as , in writing , the style must be suited to the subject . I am far from objecting to magnificence of apparel in those whose rank and ...
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... dress ; the subject sup- ports itself , and wants none of the borrowed helps of exter- nal ornaments . Beautiful nature may be disfigured , but cannot be improved by art ; and as a very handsome wo- man may be regarded as the finest ...
... dress ; the subject sup- ports itself , and wants none of the borrowed helps of exter- nal ornaments . Beautiful nature may be disfigured , but cannot be improved by art ; and as a very handsome wo- man may be regarded as the finest ...
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... dress must not rise beyond humble prose , as any attempts beyond it amount at best to the mock heroic , and are calculated to promote laughter . A plain fair one should by all means avoid all ornamental flourishes of style , which ...
... dress must not rise beyond humble prose , as any attempts beyond it amount at best to the mock heroic , and are calculated to promote laughter . A plain fair one should by all means avoid all ornamental flourishes of style , which ...
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