Reynolds, Joshua, Sir, 1723-1792, Johnson, Edward Gilpin · Chicago : A. C. McClurg and company · leaf 79
fections ofmen ; that the teeming valleys below the regions of eternalsnow are infinitely richer in the elements of human sym-pathy and enjoyment. Sublime as he was, and, in his province and degree, in-comparably great, there are few of us, I think, who do notturn with heart-felt if shame-faced… … Mrs. Siddons as the Tragic Muse. SIR JOSHUA REYNOLDSS DISCOURSES. DISCOURSE I. Delivered at the Opening of the Royal Academy^January 2, 1769. THE ADVANTAGES PROCEEDING FROM THE INSTITUTION OF A ROYALACADEMY. — HINTS OFFERED TO THE CONSIDERATION OF THEPROFESSORS AND VISITORS. — THAT AN IMPLICIT…
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