The Spectator ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 |
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... Admiration in the Italian Mufick ( if one may fo call them ) which re- femble their Accents in Difcourfe on fuch ... admiring Purcell's Compofi- tions , and thinking his Tunes fo wonderfully adapted to his Words ; because both Nations do ...
... Admiration in the Italian Mufick ( if one may fo call them ) which re- femble their Accents in Difcourfe on fuch ... admiring Purcell's Compofi- tions , and thinking his Tunes fo wonderfully adapted to his Words ; because both Nations do ...
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... admired for that only which de serves Admiration : And I think we may observe , with- out a Compliment to them , that many of them do not only live in a more uniform Course of Virtue , but with an infinitely greater Regard to their ...
... admired for that only which de serves Admiration : And I think we may observe , with- out a Compliment to them , that many of them do not only live in a more uniform Course of Virtue , but with an infinitely greater Regard to their ...
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... admired ; In order to which , they muft endea- vour to make themselves the Objects of a reafonable and lafting Admiration . This is not to be hoped for from Beauty , or Drefs , or Fashion , but from those inward Or- naments which are ...
... admired ; In order to which , they muft endea- vour to make themselves the Objects of a reafonable and lafting Admiration . This is not to be hoped for from Beauty , or Drefs , or Fashion , but from those inward Or- naments which are ...
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