The Spectator, Svazek 1Dent, 1958 |
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Strana 87
... ordinary Speaking , which was the common Method in Purcell's Operas . The only Fault I find in our present Practice , is the making use of the Italian Recitativo with English Words . To go to the Bottom of this Matter , I must observe ...
... ordinary Speaking , which was the common Method in Purcell's Operas . The only Fault I find in our present Practice , is the making use of the Italian Recitativo with English Words . To go to the Bottom of this Matter , I must observe ...
Strana 126
... ordinary Writers in Tragedy endeavour to raise Terror and Pity in their Audience , not by proper Sentiments and Expressions , but by the Dresses and Decorations of the Stage . There is something of this kind very ridiculous in the ...
... ordinary Writers in Tragedy endeavour to raise Terror and Pity in their Audience , not by proper Sentiments and Expressions , but by the Dresses and Decorations of the Stage . There is something of this kind very ridiculous in the ...
Strana 375
... ordinary Behaviour of a Son who knows himself to be the Heir of a great Estate , they both agreed upon an Exchange of Children , namely that the Boy should be bred up with Leontine as his Son , and that the Girl should live with Eudoxus ...
... ordinary Behaviour of a Son who knows himself to be the Heir of a great Estate , they both agreed upon an Exchange of Children , namely that the Boy should be bred up with Leontine as his Son , and that the Girl should live with Eudoxus ...
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