The Critical Review: Or, Annals of Literature, Том 60Tobias Smollett R[ichard]. Baldwin, at the Rose in Pater-noster-Row, 1785 |
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... called fo ; and , from the ufual ftate of the winds , fuch a voyage might have been easily made by Solomon's fhips , from the Arabian Gulf . The internal inhabitants , probably the aborigines , differing from thofe of the coaft , are ...
... called fo ; and , from the ufual ftate of the winds , fuch a voyage might have been easily made by Solomon's fhips , from the Arabian Gulf . The internal inhabitants , probably the aborigines , differing from thofe of the coaft , are ...
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... called , be- ing fnatched at intervals ; for all their other amufement , how- ever gennine , arifes merely from their being employed . The favage dreffes , dances , and fings . '翡 In this paffage , the opinion is much limited ; and ...
... called , be- ing fnatched at intervals ; for all their other amufement , how- ever gennine , arifes merely from their being employed . The favage dreffes , dances , and fings . '翡 In this paffage , the opinion is much limited ; and ...
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... called , being added ; and fo much fimple majefty , taken away . ' " This justly characterifes the music of feventy or eighty years ago ; but the moderns play precisely the notes fet before them . The account of the different intervals ...
... called , being added ; and fo much fimple majefty , taken away . ' " This justly characterifes the music of feventy or eighty years ago ; but the moderns play precisely the notes fet before them . The account of the different intervals ...
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... called the ancient lament - fongs of the Highlanders . Some of the more primitive of thefe airs appear to be only a fhort imperfect chaunt , or kind of recitative ; having little regularity in the measure ; and to which , perhaps , they ...
... called the ancient lament - fongs of the Highlanders . Some of the more primitive of thefe airs appear to be only a fhort imperfect chaunt , or kind of recitative ; having little regularity in the measure ; and to which , perhaps , they ...
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... called the Tortworth chestnut is not one , but two trees : fuppofing them to be only one , its dimenfions are by no means equal to what are given above . We have the highest opinion of Mr. Mar- fham's ingenuoufnefs and accuracy ; and ...
... called the Tortworth chestnut is not one , but two trees : fuppofing them to be only one , its dimenfions are by no means equal to what are given above . We have the highest opinion of Mr. Mar- fham's ingenuoufnefs and accuracy ; and ...
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