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Pagina 39
... Italian arts , Italian souls : To happy convents bosomed deep in vines , Where slumber abbots purple as their wines : To isles of fragrance , lily - silvered vales , 17 CHAP . III . 89 HIS TRAVELS .
... Italian arts , Italian souls : To happy convents bosomed deep in vines , Where slumber abbots purple as their wines : To isles of fragrance , lily - silvered vales , 17 CHAP . III . 89 HIS TRAVELS .
Pagina 67
... Italian principles . The words were still in English , but the dialogue was throughout in recitative . The composer was Thomas Clay- ton , who , though a man entirely devoid of genius , had travelled in Italy , and was eager to turn to ...
... Italian principles . The words were still in English , but the dialogue was throughout in recitative . The composer was Thomas Clay- ton , who , though a man entirely devoid of genius , had travelled in Italy , and was eager to turn to ...
Pagina 68
... Italian , that both of them might go to the same tune . Thus the famous song in Camilla , ' Barbara si t'intendo , ' etc. ' Barbarous woman , yes , I know your meaning , " which expresses the resentment of an angry lover , was ...
... Italian , that both of them might go to the same tune . Thus the famous song in Camilla , ' Barbara si t'intendo , ' etc. ' Barbarous woman , yes , I know your meaning , " which expresses the resentment of an angry lover , was ...
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