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Miscellanies relating to the arts (1785)

London, C. Taylor · leaf 180

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thexnofl fortunate of mankind. Many have laid the founda-tion, whereon others have afterwards erected the fuper-flruflure. Many have undertaken—but their under-takings have been finifhed by Grangers. The extent ofart, and the fhortnefs of human life, render thefe eventsfrequent, if not general. But… … ■^^.^. ^M: ^yiLLlAM iff{>{iLJ.A I A. ZondcnJ^ui/u/iiifi}C7hyAv\ V.jc /M/r(}//l/rSt/vry:/yo/^tr/7/^4/ip^yj^S^ t 131 ] teafe (the ufual lot of artlfts), but rendered, while itfolght recompcnfe his pall-, and animate his future labors.The flimily of Mr. Wool Lett was of Maidftonein Kent; and, we…

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