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... taste for them prepare : No song of birds , no musikes sound Can lullabie to sleepe profound . HOR . iii . Od . i . 18 . Doe you thinke they can take any pleasure in it ? or be any thing delighted ? and that the finall intent of their ...
... taste for them prepare : No song of birds , no musikes sound Can lullabie to sleepe profound . HOR . iii . Od . i . 18 . Doe you thinke they can take any pleasure in it ? or be any thing delighted ? and that the finall intent of their ...
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... taste . And if notwithstanding , in divers fruits of those countries that were never tilled , we shall finde , that in respect of ours they are most excellent , and as delicate unto our taste ; there is no reason , art should gaine the ...
... taste . And if notwithstanding , in divers fruits of those countries that were never tilled , we shall finde , that in respect of ours they are most excellent , and as delicate unto our taste ; there is no reason , art should gaine the ...
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... taste , if we may give them a good : And if fortune simply affoord us the matter , it lieth in us to give it the forme . Now that that which we terme evill , is not so of it selfe , or at least , such as it is , that it depends of us to ...
... taste , if we may give them a good : And if fortune simply affoord us the matter , it lieth in us to give it the forme . Now that that which we terme evill , is not so of it selfe , or at least , such as it is , that it depends of us to ...
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