The Spectator, Том 3Alexander Chalmers F. C. and J. Rivington, 1822 - 422 стор. |
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... learned this from several of our affected singers , I will not take upon me to say ; but most certain it is , that people know the wares they deal in rather by their tunes than by their words ; insomuch that I have sometimes seen a ...
... learned this from several of our affected singers , I will not take upon me to say ; but most certain it is , that people know the wares they deal in rather by their tunes than by their words ; insomuch that I have sometimes seen a ...
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... learned na- tion , should submit to learn them . In a word , Mr. Spectator , with all deference and humility , we hope to behave ourselves in this undertaking in such a manner , that all English men who have any skill in music may be ...
... learned na- tion , should submit to learn them . In a word , Mr. Spectator , with all deference and humility , we hope to behave ourselves in this undertaking in such a manner , that all English men who have any skill in music may be ...
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... learned , or philoso- phic solitude , we shall be apt to change a regard to that sort of solitude , for being a little singular in enjoying time after the way a man himself likes best in the world , without going so far as wholly to ...
... learned , or philoso- phic solitude , we shall be apt to change a regard to that sort of solitude , for being a little singular in enjoying time after the way a man himself likes best in the world , without going so far as wholly to ...
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