The Spectator ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 |
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... Several , who pre- tended to have feen the Opera in Italy , had informed their Friends , that the Lion was to act a Part in High- Dutch , and roar twice or thrice to a Thorough Base , be- fore he fell at the Feet of Hydefpes . To clear ...
... Several , who pre- tended to have feen the Opera in Italy , had informed their Friends , that the Lion was to act a Part in High- Dutch , and roar twice or thrice to a Thorough Base , be- fore he fell at the Feet of Hydefpes . To clear ...
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... several Reasons ⚫ which make us think , that the Natives of this Country ⚫ had formerly among them some fort of Worship ; for they fet apart every feventh Day as facred : But upon my going into one of these holy Houses on that Day , I ...
... several Reasons ⚫ which make us think , that the Natives of this Country ⚫ had formerly among them some fort of Worship ; for they fet apart every feventh Day as facred : But upon my going into one of these holy Houses on that Day , I ...
Strana 247
... Several of the Trees bloffomed in Leaf - Gold , fome of them pro- duced Bone - Lace , and fome of them precious Stones . The Fountains bubbled in an Opera Tune , and were filled with Stags , Wild - Boars , and Mermaids , that lived ...
... Several of the Trees bloffomed in Leaf - Gold , fome of them pro- duced Bone - Lace , and fome of them precious Stones . The Fountains bubbled in an Opera Tune , and were filled with Stags , Wild - Boars , and Mermaids , that lived ...
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