The Spectator ...John Sharpe, 1803 |
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... hope , Sir , be easily allowed , that we are capable of undertaking to exhibit , by our joint force and different qualifica- tions , all that can be done in music ; but lest you should think so dry a thing as an account of our pro ...
... hope , Sir , be easily allowed , that we are capable of undertaking to exhibit , by our joint force and different qualifica- tions , all that can be done in music ; but lest you should think so dry a thing as an account of our pro ...
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... hope any thing from persons above you , if you cannot say , I can be thus agreeable , or thus serviceable , ' it is ridiculous to pretend to the dignity of being unfortunate when they leave you ; you were injudicious in hoping for any ...
... hope any thing from persons above you , if you cannot say , I can be thus agreeable , or thus serviceable , ' it is ridiculous to pretend to the dignity of being unfortunate when they leave you ; you were injudicious in hoping for any ...
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... hope for a favourable acceptance ; and if time be the most irretrievable loss , the regrets which follow will be thought , I hope , the most justi- fiable . The regaining of my liberty from a long state of indolence and inactivity , and ...
... hope for a favourable acceptance ; and if time be the most irretrievable loss , the regrets which follow will be thought , I hope , the most justi- fiable . The regaining of my liberty from a long state of indolence and inactivity , and ...
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