The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison: The Tatler and Spectator [no. 1-160H. G. Bohn, 1863 - 8 páginas |
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... Italian Opera . 21. Divinity , Law , and Physic , overburdened with Practi- 24. Letter from a Valetudinarian 26. Reflections in Westminster Abbey 28. Project of an Office for the Regulation of Signs - a Monkey recommended for the Opera ...
... Italian Opera . 21. Divinity , Law , and Physic , overburdened with Practi- 24. Letter from a Valetudinarian 26. Reflections in Westminster Abbey 28. Project of an Office for the Regulation of Signs - a Monkey recommended for the Opera ...
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... Italian ; Nacqui al regno , nacqui al trono , E pur sono Sventurata pastorella- Since I have touched upon this subject , I shall communicate to my reader part of a letter I have received from a friend at Amsterdam , where there is a ...
... Italian ; Nacqui al regno , nacqui al trono , E pur sono Sventurata pastorella- Since I have touched upon this subject , I shall communicate to my reader part of a letter I have received from a friend at Amsterdam , where there is a ...
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... Italian ; and one in particular , that carries a Pastor Fido in his pocket , in which I am sure he is acquainted with no other beauty but the clearness of the character . There is another kind of pedant , who , with all Tom Folio's ...
... Italian ; and one in particular , that carries a Pastor Fido in his pocket , in which I am sure he is acquainted with no other beauty but the clearness of the character . There is another kind of pedant , who , with all Tom Folio's ...
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... Italian character , which being scarce legible , always fixes and detains the eye , and gives the curious reader something like the satisfaction of prying into a secret . But the great skill in an advertiser , is chiefly seen in the ...
... Italian character , which being scarce legible , always fixes and detains the eye , and gives the curious reader something like the satisfaction of prying into a secret . But the great skill in an advertiser , is chiefly seen in the ...
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... Italian that gives a very pleasant account of this matter . The fable of it runs thus : Mars , the god of war , having served during the siege of Naples in the shape of a French colonel , received a visit one night from Venus , the ...
... Italian that gives a very pleasant account of this matter . The fable of it runs thus : Mars , the god of war , having served during the siege of Naples in the shape of a French colonel , received a visit one night from Venus , the ...
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