The Spectator ...John Sharpe, 1803 |
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Page 140
... observed , that several of the singing birds of our own country learn to sweeten their voices , and mellow the ... observations which I have made upon the recitative part of music , may be applied to all our songs and airs in general ...
... observed , that several of the singing birds of our own country learn to sweeten their voices , and mellow the ... observations which I have made upon the recitative part of music , may be applied to all our songs and airs in general ...
Page 378
... observed any one fill his several du- ties of life better than Ignotus . All the under parts of his behaviour , and such as are exposed to com- mon observation , have their rise in him from great and noble motives . A firm and unshaken ...
... observed any one fill his several du- ties of life better than Ignotus . All the under parts of his behaviour , and such as are exposed to com- mon observation , have their rise in him from great and noble motives . A firm and unshaken ...
Page 382
... observed a man untractable to his inferiors , he would find an opportunity to take some favourable notice of him ... observation , that he would 382 76 . SPECTATOR .
... observed a man untractable to his inferiors , he would find an opportunity to take some favourable notice of him ... observation , that he would 382 76 . SPECTATOR .
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