The Monthly Mirror: Reflecting Men and Manners: With Strictures on Their Epitome, the Stage ..., 第 7 巻proprietors, 1810 |
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... beauty and richness of the style of Amyot had done to form it . And it seems that the improper use of recouvert was not established , so as to prevent its gradually and silently sinking under the force of this remark ! * Paris , 1670 ...
... beauty and richness of the style of Amyot had done to form it . And it seems that the improper use of recouvert was not established , so as to prevent its gradually and silently sinking under the force of this remark ! * Paris , 1670 ...
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... beauty allure ? Then cease , my dear Quidnunc , to groan at the news , Nor mourn o'er the records of national sorrow , But if you must study , Oh study to lose , In this day's enjoyment the thought of to - morrow . H. In the concluding ...
... beauty allure ? Then cease , my dear Quidnunc , to groan at the news , Nor mourn o'er the records of national sorrow , But if you must study , Oh study to lose , In this day's enjoyment the thought of to - morrow . H. In the concluding ...
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... any person out of Lon- don , or I think I should not speak too highly in saying equal to any there . Miss Wheldon does not improve ; she in singing af- fects the Italian style . Though we admire the beauty THE " 69 MONTHLY MIRROR .
... any person out of Lon- don , or I think I should not speak too highly in saying equal to any there . Miss Wheldon does not improve ; she in singing af- fects the Italian style . Though we admire the beauty THE " 69 MONTHLY MIRROR .
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... beauty of the peacock , yet we are not charmed with its notes . There is a great want of vocal powers in the company . Mr. Dobbs must not attempt such songs as " Tell her I love her . " The scenery has been most vilely managed , and ...
... beauty of the peacock , yet we are not charmed with its notes . There is a great want of vocal powers in the company . Mr. Dobbs must not attempt such songs as " Tell her I love her . " The scenery has been most vilely managed , and ...
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... Beauty wants few ornaments . She wants ease , grace , dignity . 1809 . NOT A DUNSTABLE MAN . AUSONIANUS ON THE STRUCTURE OF THE SONNET , [ Concluded from P. 16. ] THE number of the lines was at first arbitrarily fixed at four- teen ...
... Beauty wants few ornaments . She wants ease , grace , dignity . 1809 . NOT A DUNSTABLE MAN . AUSONIANUS ON THE STRUCTURE OF THE SONNET , [ Concluded from P. 16. ] THE number of the lines was at first arbitrarily fixed at four- teen ...
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