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Strana 38
... hope ! He dies, and makes no sign ! The despair which is here shown, without a word or action on the part of the dying person, is beyond what could be painted by the most forcible expressions whatever. I shall not pursue this thought ...
... hope ! He dies, and makes no sign ! The despair which is here shown, without a word or action on the part of the dying person, is beyond what could be painted by the most forcible expressions whatever. I shall not pursue this thought ...
Strana 217
... hope, sir, be easily allowed, that we are capable of undertaking to exhibit by our joint force and different qualifications all that can be done in music ; but lest you should think so dry a thing as an account of our proposal should be ...
... hope, sir, be easily allowed, that we are capable of undertaking to exhibit by our joint force and different qualifications all that can be done in music ; but lest you should think so dry a thing as an account of our proposal should be ...
Strana 347
... hope with this allowance to do it to satisfaction. I am, Sir, your most humble Servant, George Powell * Mr Spectator,- — As I was walking the other day in the Park, I saw a gentleman with a very short face ; I desire to know whether it ...
... hope with this allowance to do it to satisfaction. I am, Sir, your most humble Servant, George Powell * Mr Spectator,- — As I was walking the other day in the Park, I saw a gentleman with a very short face ; I desire to know whether it ...
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