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...who have the the high and powerful advantages of rank, birth, and fortune. As many of the ornaments of art, thofe at leaft for which no reafon can be...voluntarily add our approbation of every ornament and every cullom that belonged to them, even to the faihion of their drefs. For it may be obferved that, not...

...fountains from whence have fl ved all kinds of excellence, to that veneration which they have a jjpht to claim for the pleafure and knowledge which they...voluntarily add our approbation of every ornament and every coftom that belonged to them, even to the fafhion of their drefs. For it may be obferved that, not...

...to us, are adopted, and acquire their consequence from the company in which we have been used to see them. As Greece and Rome are the fountains from whence...veneration which they have a right to claim for the pleasure and knowledge which they have afforded us, we voluntarily add our approbation of every ornament...

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...are adopted, and acquire their con" sequence, from the company in which we have been used " to see them. As Greece and Rome are the fountains " from...veneration which they have a right to claim for the pleasure " and knowledge which they have afforded us, we voluntarily " add our approbation of every...