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vol.2 p.41
often shews all that is to be seen; when, in fact, he should
have hid half of it, as a deformity. Mere space gives
the idea of grandeur, rather than of beauty.
Such an idea the ocean presents. But a little scene
cannot present it. Grandeur therefore is not attained
by attempting it; while beauty is often lost.
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