The New Monthly Magazine and Literary Journal, Volume 2Oliver Everett., 1833 |
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Pagina 558
... words from Keepsake for 1834 , illustrations to it , 445 the Proprietor of the 145 Keightly , Mr. , merits of his Mythology , 193 New South Wales , accounts from 374 Kemble , Miss , her approaching marriage , 349 Newspapers , power of ...
... words from Keepsake for 1834 , illustrations to it , 445 the Proprietor of the 145 Keightly , Mr. , merits of his Mythology , 193 New South Wales , accounts from 374 Kemble , Miss , her approaching marriage , 349 Newspapers , power of ...
Pagina 21
... words ; * but either it was found incompatible with the associations previously attached to them , or it was con ... word was nearly fatal to an amateur just arrived from a foreign tour . He built a splendid mansion in a provin- cial ...
... words ; * but either it was found incompatible with the associations previously attached to them , or it was con ... word was nearly fatal to an amateur just arrived from a foreign tour . He built a splendid mansion in a provin- cial ...
Pagina 24
... words were formed to drop in at the time and in the manner he wished . No one ever knew better how to adapt the Italian language to the peculiarities of music , by forming brilliant periods in recita- tive , by rejecting those words ...
... words were formed to drop in at the time and in the manner he wished . No one ever knew better how to adapt the Italian language to the peculiarities of music , by forming brilliant periods in recita- tive , by rejecting those words ...
Pagina 26
... words ; the velocity they can thus give to melody and speech , is irresistible ; refinement is added to mirth . Their comic characters are never vulgar ; ours are drawn from the lowest life , and its lowest peculiarities . An English ...
... words ; the velocity they can thus give to melody and speech , is irresistible ; refinement is added to mirth . Their comic characters are never vulgar ; ours are drawn from the lowest life , and its lowest peculiarities . An English ...
Pagina 32
... words , and deeds , she is the most decorous women seem for the moment transformed woman that ever existed , and must appear into Medeas ; and so ungoverned and un -- what few , I fancy , could - a perfect and governable was their rage ...
... words , and deeds , she is the most decorous women seem for the moment transformed woman that ever existed , and must appear into Medeas ; and so ungoverned and un -- what few , I fancy , could - a perfect and governable was their rage ...
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