The Spectator, Volume 6J. and R. Tonson, 1728 |
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Page 37
... excellent Perfons would ' be more welcome to me than their Happiness . ' Mr. SPECTATOR , pray let me have a Paper on these terrible groundlefs Sufferings , and do all you can to exorcife Crowds who are in • fome Degree poffeffed as I am ...
... excellent Perfons would ' be more welcome to me than their Happiness . ' Mr. SPECTATOR , pray let me have a Paper on these terrible groundlefs Sufferings , and do all you can to exorcife Crowds who are in • fome Degree poffeffed as I am ...
Page 48
... Excellent Artift , for having fhewn us the Italian Mufick in its Perfection , as well as for that generous Approbation he lately gave to an Opera of our own Country , in which the Compofer endeavoured to do Justice to the Beau- ty of ...
... Excellent Artift , for having fhewn us the Italian Mufick in its Perfection , as well as for that generous Approbation he lately gave to an Opera of our own Country , in which the Compofer endeavoured to do Justice to the Beau- ty of ...
Page 49
meet with Excellent Words , and , at the fame time , a wonderful Variety of them . There is no Paffion that is not finely expreffed in thofe Parts of the inspired Writings , which are proper for Divine Songs and Anthems . THERE is a ...
meet with Excellent Words , and , at the fame time , a wonderful Variety of them . There is no Paffion that is not finely expreffed in thofe Parts of the inspired Writings , which are proper for Divine Songs and Anthems . THERE is a ...
Page 140
... excellent à Father , and the first Transports of Grief had fo wholly difabled him from all manner of Bufinefs , that he never thought of the Medicines till the Time to which his Fa- ther had limited their Efficacy was expired . To tell ...
... excellent à Father , and the first Transports of Grief had fo wholly difabled him from all manner of Bufinefs , that he never thought of the Medicines till the Time to which his Fa- ther had limited their Efficacy was expired . To tell ...
Page 177
... excellent Sa- tyrift . He would have reprefented her in her Riding Habit , as a greater Monster than the Cen- taur . He would have called for Sacrifice or Pu- rifying Waters , to expiate the Appearance of fuch a Prodigy . He would have ...
... excellent Sa- tyrift . He would have reprefented her in her Riding Habit , as a greater Monster than the Cen- taur . He would have called for Sacrifice or Pu- rifying Waters , to expiate the Appearance of fuch a Prodigy . He would have ...
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