...of my fearch, but by being clearly convinced of the error of that vulgar notion, that a face exaftly proportioned, and perfectly beautiful, would not be agreeable; nature having done for her, with n-ore fucceis, what Apelles is laid to have eiiayed by a collection of the moil •xaft features to...

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...clearly convinced of the error of the vulgar notion, that a face exa£Hy proportioned, and per-i fefily beautiful, would not be agreeable; nature having done for her, with more fuccefs, what Apelles is faid to have effayed by a colle.6lion of the moft exact features to fojit)...

...clearly : convinced of the error of that vulgar notion, that a -face exaclly proportioned, and perfe&ly beautiful, would not be agreeable ; nature having done for her, with more fuccefs, what Apt-lie; is fold to have effayed by a collection of the moft exa£t features to form...

...find out fome imperfection, without any fruit of my fearch, but my being clearly convinced 201 ced of the error of that vulgar notion, that a face exactly...be agreeable; nature having done for her, with more fuccefs, what Apelles is faid to have effayed, by a collection of the moft exa£t features, to form...

...her face, to find ( 153 ) out fome imperfection, without any fruit of my fearch, but my being clearly convinced of the error of that vulgar notion, that...proportioned, and perfectly beautiful, would not be agrecabk ; nature having done for her, with more fuccefs, what Appelles is faid to have effayed by...

...examining her face, to find out fome imperfedion, without any fruit of my fearch, but my being clearly convinced of the error of that vulgar notion, that...proportioned, and perfectly beautiful, would not be agreeable j nature having done for her, with more fuccefs, what Apelles is fa:d to have eflayed by a collection...

...clearly convinced of the error of that vulgar notion, that a face exaftly proportioned, and perfeftly beautiful, would not be agreeable; nature having done for her, with more fuccefs , \vhat Appelles is faid to have t ed, by a collection of the moft exa&. tures, to form a perfeft...