The historic gallery of portraits and paintings; or, Biographical review: (1807)
London, Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe · leaf 329
erest. It has been said, that they abound too muchin expressions of fondness—as if there were any justicein urging this as a defect in Madame de Sevigne, by giv-ing way to the feelings of her heart, when she had notthe slightest suspicion that they were to meet the publiceye. But these endearing… … TFP^TSF SlilllMiliiMlliii Jhi/acd M hi/turdf. 3»odtJharpc,I<mUr TITIAN, If the esteem and patronage of persons, distinguishedby their opulence or birth, confer additional honour uponthose whose talents have rendered them illustrious, Titianobtained all that could reflect lustre on his merit…
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