The Spectator ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 |
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Strana 75
... received as fuch to this Day , That nothing is capable of being well fet to Mufick , that is not Nonfenfe . THIS Maxim was no fooner received , but we imme- diately fell to tranflating the Italian Operas ; and as there was no great ...
... received as fuch to this Day , That nothing is capable of being well fet to Mufick , that is not Nonfenfe . THIS Maxim was no fooner received , but we imme- diately fell to tranflating the Italian Operas ; and as there was no great ...
Strana 130
... received fuch language with that ingenuous and pleafing Mirth , which is natural to a Woman without Defign . He ftill figh'd in vain for Lætitia , but found certain Relief in the agreeable Converfation of Daphne . At length , heartily ...
... received fuch language with that ingenuous and pleafing Mirth , which is natural to a Woman without Defign . He ftill figh'd in vain for Lætitia , but found certain Relief in the agreeable Converfation of Daphne . At length , heartily ...
Strana 187
... received their Letters . The most effectual Way will be to publish fome of them that are upon important Subjects ; which I fhall introduce with a Letter of my own that I writ a Fortnight ago to a Fraternity who thought fit to make me an ...
... received their Letters . The most effectual Way will be to publish fome of them that are upon important Subjects ; which I fhall introduce with a Letter of my own that I writ a Fortnight ago to a Fraternity who thought fit to make me an ...
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