The Spectator ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 |
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Strana 115
... fpeak in a Tone ; and therefore he very wifely prefers his own Countrymen , not confidering that a Foreigner complains of the fame Tone in an English Actor . FOR this Reason , the Recitative Mufick in every Lan- guage , fhould be as ...
... fpeak in a Tone ; and therefore he very wifely prefers his own Countrymen , not confidering that a Foreigner complains of the fame Tone in an English Actor . FOR this Reason , the Recitative Mufick in every Lan- guage , fhould be as ...
Strana 123
... any fingle Voice for any lower Part in the Opera , Lawrence can learn to fpeak Greek , as well as he does Italian , in a Fortnight's time . F 2 THE THE Projector having thus fettled Matters , to the good N ° 31 . 123 The SPECTATOR .
... any fingle Voice for any lower Part in the Opera , Lawrence can learn to fpeak Greek , as well as he does Italian , in a Fortnight's time . F 2 THE THE Projector having thus fettled Matters , to the good N ° 31 . 123 The SPECTATOR .
Strana 305
... fpeak it with ⚫ Sorrow , even You your felf , whom we should suspe & of fucha Practice the last of all Mankind , can hardly ac- quit your felf of having given us fome Caufe of Com- plaint . We are defcended of ancient Families , and ...
... fpeak it with ⚫ Sorrow , even You your felf , whom we should suspe & of fucha Practice the last of all Mankind , can hardly ac- quit your felf of having given us fome Caufe of Com- plaint . We are defcended of ancient Families , and ...
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