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The Town is highly obliged to that 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 ...
The Town is highly obliged to that 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 ...
Page 114
... another Application of the fame Restoratives . In a few Days after these wonderful Ingredients were delivered to Alexandrinus , Bafilius departed this Life . But fuch was the pious Sorrow of the Son at the Lofs of so excellent 2 ...
... another Application of the fame Restoratives . In a few Days after these wonderful Ingredients were delivered to Alexandrinus , Bafilius departed this Life . But fuch was the pious Sorrow of the Son at the Lofs of so excellent 2 ...
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... univerfal Blank " · · THE Enjoyment of Sight then being fo great a Bleffing , and the Lofs of it fo terrible an Evil , how excellent and valuable is the Skill of that Artist which can ⚫reftore the former , and redrefs the latter ?
... univerfal Blank " · · THE Enjoyment of Sight then being fo great a Bleffing , and the Lofs of it fo terrible an Evil , how excellent and valuable is the Skill of that Artist which can ⚫reftore the former , and redrefs the latter ?
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| Title | The Spectator: ... The Spectator: |
| Publisher | Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | Sep 21, 2006 |
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