The Spectator ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 |
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... Opera . Sparrows for the Opera , fays his Friend , lick- ing his Lips , what , are they to be rofted ? No , no , fays the other , they are to enter towards the End of the first Act , and to fly about the Stage . THIS ftrange Dialogue ...
... Opera . Sparrows for the Opera , fays his Friend , lick- ing his Lips , what , are they to be rofted ? No , no , fays the other , they are to enter towards the End of the first Act , and to fly about the Stage . THIS ftrange Dialogue ...
Strana 75
... Opera that gave us a Tafte of Italian Mufick . The great Success this Opera met with , produced fome Attempts of forming Pieces upon Italian Plans , which fhould give a more natural and reasonable Entertainment than what can be met with ...
... Opera that gave us a Tafte of Italian Mufick . The great Success this Opera met with , produced fome Attempts of forming Pieces upon Italian Plans , which fhould give a more natural and reasonable Entertainment than what can be met with ...
Strana 77
AT length the Audience grew tired of understanding Half the Opera ; and therefore to ease themselves intirely of the Fatigue of Thinking , have fo ordered it at present , that the whole Opera is performed in an unknown Tongue . We no ...
AT length the Audience grew tired of understanding Half the Opera ; and therefore to ease themselves intirely of the Fatigue of Thinking , have fo ordered it at present , that the whole Opera is performed in an unknown Tongue . We no ...
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