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Page 124
... bright lively colours , to be presented before you ; or imagine your smell is gratified with the fragrance of a rose ; or if with- out any previous thirst you were to drink of some pleasant kind of wine , or to taste of some sweet- meat ...
... bright lively colours , to be presented before you ; or imagine your smell is gratified with the fragrance of a rose ; or if with- out any previous thirst you were to drink of some pleasant kind of wine , or to taste of some sweet- meat ...
Page 175
... colours of such bold and lively poetry , is overcast with a shade of secret dread and horrour : His tibi me rebus quædam divina voluptas Percipit , atque horror , quod sic Natura tua vi Tam manifesta patet ex omni parte retecta ...
... colours of such bold and lively poetry , is overcast with a shade of secret dread and horrour : His tibi me rebus quædam divina voluptas Percipit , atque horror , quod sic Natura tua vi Tam manifesta patet ex omni parte retecta ...
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