THAT whatever tastes sweet to the most perfect person —That is finally right.
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That the human shape or face is so great, it must never be made ridiculous;That for ornaments nothing outr can be allowed,That anything is most beautiful without ornament;That exaggerations will be sternly revenged in your own physiology, and in other persons' physiol- ogy also;That clean-shaped children can be jetted and conceiv'd only where natural forms prevail in public, and the human face and form are never caricatured;And that genius need never more be turn'd to ro- mances.(For facts properly told, how mean appear all ro- mances.)
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I have said many times that materials and the Soul are great, and that all depends on physique;Now I reverse what I said, and suggest that all depends on the sthetic, or intellectual,And that criticism is great—and that refinement is greatest of all;And that the mind governs—and that all depends on the mind.
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With one man or woman—(no matter which one—I even pick out the lowest,)With him or her I now suggest the whole law;And that every right, in politics or what-not, shall be eligible to that one man or woman, on the same terms as any.ppp.00270.251.jpg