The Spectator, Zväzok 1Dent, 1945 |
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Strana 56
... received as such to this Day , That nothing is capable of being well set to Musick , that is not Nonsense . This Maxim was no sooner received , but we immediately fell to translating the Italian Operas ; and as there was no great Danger ...
... received as such to this Day , That nothing is capable of being well set to Musick , that is not Nonsense . This Maxim was no sooner received , but we immediately fell to translating the Italian Operas ; and as there was no great Danger ...
Strana 145
... received their Letters . The most fectual way will be to publish some of them that are upon nportant Subjects ; which I shall introduce with a Letter of y own , that I writ a Fortnight ago to a Fraternity who hought fit to make me an ...
... received their Letters . The most fectual way will be to publish some of them that are upon nportant Subjects ; which I shall introduce with a Letter of y own , that I writ a Fortnight ago to a Fraternity who hought fit to make me an ...
Strana 492
... received a Letter from him , acquainting me , that by the death of an Unkle he had a considerable Estate left him , which he said was welcome to him upon no other Account but as he hoped it would remove all Difficulties that lay in the ...
... received a Letter from him , acquainting me , that by the death of an Unkle he had a considerable Estate left him , which he said was welcome to him upon no other Account but as he hoped it would remove all Difficulties that lay in the ...
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