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.ANALYSIS of BEAUTY. 
forming-to the fhape of the reft of the hair it is pin'd 
over, is extremely pidurefque.  Their thus interlacing 
:the hair in diffind varied quantities is an artful way of 
preferving as much of intricacy, as is beautiful. 
CH    A P. VI. 
Of t UA            TITr. 
FORM S of imagnitude, although ill-fhaped, will 
however, on account of their vaftnefs, draw our 
'attention and raife' our admiration. 
Huge fhapeefs rocks have a pleafing kind of horror 
in them, and' the ,wide ocean awes us with its -vaft 
contents; but when forms of beauty are prefented to 
the eye in large quantities, the pleafure increafes on the 
.mind, and horror is!foften'd into reverence. 
WoW folemfn and pleafing are groves of high grown 
trees, great chtirches, and palaces? has not even a fmgle 
fpreading oak, grown to maturity, acquir'd the characer 
:of the veferable .oak? 
Windior caffle is a noble inflance of the elffedA of 
quantity. The hugenefs of its few diftin&  parts -frikes 
the eye With- ufcommon grandeur at a diflance, as well 
,as nigh. It is quantity, with fimplicity, which makes 
it one of the fineft objeds in the kingdom, tho' void 
of any regular or&r of architedure. 
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