 | William Robertson - 1780 - 570 strani
...other natural objects formed with feathers of different colours, difpofed and mingled with fuch fkill and elegance, as to rival the works of the pencil in truth and beauty of imitation. imitation. But what chiefly attracted their BooicV. eyes, were two large plates of a circular form,... | |
 | William Robertson - 1787 - 544 strani
...with feathers of different colours, difpofed and mingled with fuch fkill and elegance, as to rival works of the pencil in truth and beauty of imitation.' But what chiefly attrafted their eyes , were two large plates of a circular form , one of maffive gold reprefentingthe... | |
 | William Robertson - 1800 - 496 strani
...other natural objects, formed with feathers of different colours, difpofed and mingled with fuch fkill and elegance, as to rival the works of the pencil...eyes, were two large plates of a circular form, one of maffive gold reprefenting the fun, the other of filver, an emblem of the moon m, Thefe were accompanied... | |
 | William Robertson - 1803 - 454 strani
...other natural objefts, formed with feathers of different colours, difpofed and mingled with fuch {kill and elegance, as to rival the works of the pencil...eyes, were two large plates of a circular form, one of maffive gold reprefenting the fun, the other of filver, an emblem of the moon m. Thefe were accompanied... | |
 | William Robertson - 1803 - 424 strani
...silk; pictures of animals, trees, and other natural objects, formed with feat hers of different colors, disposed and mingled with such skill and elegance,...imitation. But what chiefly attracted their eyes, Avere two large plates of a circular form, one of massive gold representing the sun, the other of silver,... | |
 | William Fordyce Mavor - 1804 - 432 strani
...beauty of M 2 imitation .Jib. 124 » AMERICA. imitation : but what chiefly attracted their admiration were two large plates of a circular form, one of massive...of the moon. These were accompanied with bracelets, collars, rings, and other trinkets of gold ; and, that nothing might be wanting that conid give the... | |
 | William Fordyce Mavor - 1804 - 458 strani
...skill and elegance as tori\al ^ 2 imitation; imitationi but what chiefly attracted their admiration were two large plates of a circular form, one of massive...silver, an emblem of the moon. These were accompanied wiih bracelets, collars, rings, and other trinkets of gold; and, that nothing might be wanting that... | |
 | William Fordyce Mavor - 1805 - 410 strani
...so delicate as to resemble silk, pictures of animals, trees, and other natural objects, formed with feathers of different colours, disposed and mingled...beauty of imitation : but what chiefly attracted their admiration were two large plates of a circular form, one of massive gold, representing the sun, the... | |
 | Richard Snowden - 1805 - 398 strani
...a texture, as to resemble silk ; pictures of animals, trees, and other natural objects, formed with feathers of different colours, disposed and mingled...and elegance, as to rival the works of the pencil in beauty of imitation. But what principally attracted their attention, was two large plates of a circular... | |
 | William Fordyce Mavor - 1805 - 414 strani
...works of the pencil, in truth and beauty of imitation : but what chiefly attracted their admiration were two large plates of a circular form, one of massive gold, representing the sun, the other-of silver, an emblem of the moon. These were accompanied with bracelets, collars, rings, and... | |
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... delicate texture, as to resemble silk ; pictures of animals, trees, and other natural objects, formed with feathers of different colours, disposed and mingled with such skill and elegance, as to rival the works of the pencil in truth and beauty of... 
