...being in the right in what we do, let us begin with imagining a line formed in the air by any supposed point at the end of a limb or part that is moved,...movements may be conceived at once is evident, on the least recollection; for whoever has seen a fine Arabian war-horse, unbacked and at liberty, arid in...

...being in the right in what we do, let us begin with imagining a line formed in the air by any supposed point at the end of a limb or part that is moved,...movements may be conceived at once is evident, on the least recollection, for whoever has seen a fine Arabian war horse, unbacked and at liberty, and in...

...formed by the pleafing movement of a fhip on the waves. Now in order to obtain a juft idea of a£tion at the fame time to be judicioufly fatisfied of being...recollection, for whoever has feen a fine arabian war-horfe, imback'd and at liberty, and in a wanton trot, cannot but remember what a large waving line his rifing,...

...line or other in the air. ... let us begin with imagining a line formed in the air by any supposed point at the end of a limb or part that is moved,...movements may be conceived at once is evident, on the least recollection, for whoever has seen a fine arabian warhorse . . . cannot but remember what a large...

...case, a complete motion or action is apprehended instantaneously and interpreted as a line: ;í¡. And that thus much of movements may be conceived at once is evident, on the least recollection, for whoever has seen a fine arabian war-horse, unback'd and at liberty, and in...

...a trace of its movements in the air, so one could imagine "a line formed in the air by any supposed point at the end of a limb or part that is moved. "4:> The body that Hogarth envisioned had a coherent and immediate presence, such that each of its...