The Spectator ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 |
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... Reason therefore , I fhall publish a Sheet - full of Thoughts every Morning , for the Benefit of my Con- temporaries ; and if I can any way contribute to the Diverfion or Improvement of the Country in which I live , I fhall leave it ...
... Reason therefore , I fhall publish a Sheet - full of Thoughts every Morning , for the Benefit of my Con- temporaries ; and if I can any way contribute to the Diverfion or Improvement of the Country in which I live , I fhall leave it ...
Strana 115
... Reason , the Recitative Mufick in every Lan- guage , fhould be as different as the Tone or Accent of each Language , for otherwife , what may properly ( x- prefs a Paffion in one Language , will not do it in ano- ther . Every one who ...
... Reason , the Recitative Mufick in every Lan- guage , fhould be as different as the Tone or Accent of each Language , for otherwife , what may properly ( x- prefs a Paffion in one Language , will not do it in ano- ther . Every one who ...
Strana 156
... Reason , or in the Practice of the Ancients . We find that Good and Evil happen a- like to all Men on this Side the Grave ; and as the princi pal Defign of Tragedy is to raise Commiferation and Ter- ror in the Minds of the Audience , we ...
... Reason , or in the Practice of the Ancients . We find that Good and Evil happen a- like to all Men on this Side the Grave ; and as the princi pal Defign of Tragedy is to raise Commiferation and Ter- ror in the Minds of the Audience , we ...
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