The Spectator, Volume 4J. and R. Tonson, 1767 |
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Page 36
... hope , Sir , be eafily allowed , that we are capable of under- taking to exhibit by our joint force and different qua- lifications all that can be done in mufic : but left you < fhould think fo dry a thing as an account of our pro ...
... hope , Sir , be eafily allowed , that we are capable of under- taking to exhibit by our joint force and different qua- lifications all that can be done in mufic : but left you < fhould think fo dry a thing as an account of our pro ...
Page 37
... hope for is not expected will arrive to us by contemning others , but through the utmost diligence recommending ourselves . " • We are , Sir , Your moft humble fervants , T Thomas Clayton . Nicolino Haym . Charles Dieupart . " N ° 259 ...
... hope for is not expected will arrive to us by contemning others , but through the utmost diligence recommending ourselves . " • We are , Sir , Your moft humble fervants , T Thomas Clayton . Nicolino Haym . Charles Dieupart . " N ° 259 ...
Page 44
... hope , all the pleafing motions of the foul rife in the purfuit . It is easier for an artful man who is not in love , to perfuade his mistress he has a paffion for her , and to fucceed in his purfaits , than for one who loves with the ...
... hope , all the pleafing motions of the foul rife in the purfuit . It is easier for an artful man who is not in love , to perfuade his mistress he has a paffion for her , and to fucceed in his purfaits , than for one who loves with the ...
Page 47
... hope . When I broke loofe from that great body of writers who have employed their wit and parts in propagating vice and irreligion , I did not queftion but I fhould be treated as an odd kind of fellow , that had a mind to ap- pear ...
... hope . When I broke loofe from that great body of writers who have employed their wit and parts in propagating vice and irreligion , I did not queftion but I fhould be treated as an odd kind of fellow , that had a mind to ap- pear ...
Page 59
... hope next term to help fill your Bumper with our people of the club ; but you must have no bells ftirring when the Spectator comes ; I forbore ringing to dinner while he was down with me in the country . Thank you for the little hams ...
... hope next term to help fill your Bumper with our people of the club ; but you must have no bells ftirring when the Spectator comes ; I forbore ringing to dinner while he was down with me in the country . Thank you for the little hams ...
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