| 1818 - 784 str.
..." What time do you require?"— " A month."—" Very well: in a month's time I shall return.—What price do you set on your work ?"— " A hundred ducats."...spite of his wife's entreaties, began to write. This rnge for composition continued several da;s; he wrote [io8] LITERARY SELECTIONS. •wrote day and night,... | |
| 1825 - 412 str.
...work; it i» destined for a connoisseur.' • 9o much the better.' — ' What time do you require?'— 'A month.' — 'Very well: in a month's time I shall...composition continued several days ; he wrote day nnrl night, with an ardour which seemed continually to increase; but his constitution, already in a... | |
| 1825 - 426 str.
...' The stranger counted them on the table, and disappeared. Mozart remained lost in thought for jome time ; he then suddenly called for pen, ink, and paper,...with an ardour which seemed continually to increase; hut his constitution, already in a state of great debility, was unalile to supporr his enthusiasm :... | |
| 1833 - 776 str.
...will return. What compensation will you require ? ' ' A hundred ducats.' The stranger laid the money on the table, and disappeared. " Mozart remained lost...thought for some time : he then suddenly called for his materials, and commenced the Requiem. In his rage for composition, he wrote day and night, with... | |
| 1834 - 440 str.
...I will return. What compensation will you require?" "A hundred ducats." The stranger laid the money on the table, and disappeared. Mozart remained lost in thought for some time; he * A funereal piece of music. then suddenly called fjr Ms materials, and commenced the Requiem. In his... | |
| John Pierpont - 1835 - 484 str.
...is destined for a connoisseur." — " So much the better." — " What time do you require ?" — " A month." — "Very well ; in a month's time I shall...continued several days ; he wrote day and night, with an ardor which seemed continually to increase ; but his corStitution, already in a state of great debility,... | |
| John Pierpont - 1835 - 484 str.
...connoisseur." — " So much the better." — " What time do you require 1"—*-" A month." — "Very woll ; in a month's time I shall return — what price do...continued several days ; he wrote day and night, with an ardor which seemed continually to increase ; but his constitution, already in a state of great debility,... | |
| John Pierpont - 1835 - 496 str.
...commemorating this mournful event by a solemn service, for which he requests you to compose a requiem." Mozart remained lost in thought for some time: he...continued several days; he wrote day and night, with an ardor which seemed continually to increase; but his constitution, already in a state of great debility,... | |
| George Hogarth - 1835 - 486 str.
...desiring to know the price he set upon it, mentioned a hundred ducats, which the visitor laid upon the table, and disappeared. Mozart remained lost in...in spite of his wife's entreaties, began to write. For several days he wrote day and night with unabated ardour; but his feeble constitution was unable... | |
| 1835 - 642 str.
...desiring to know the price he set upon it, mentioned a hundred ducats, which the visitor laid upon the table, and disappeared. Mozart remained lost in...in spite of his wife's entreaties, began to write. For several days he wrote day and night with unabated ardour; but his feeble constitution was unable... | |
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