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Pagina 195
... called mufical phrafes , ftrains , ' or portions of ftrains . If we are unac- quainted with a piece of mufic , and do not at first perceive the measure , we are kept , during its performance , in a disagreeable ftate of fufpenfe , and ...
... called mufical phrafes , ftrains , ' or portions of ftrains . If we are unac- quainted with a piece of mufic , and do not at first perceive the measure , we are kept , during its performance , in a disagreeable ftate of fufpenfe , and ...
Pagina 243
... called the means for him who hath attained de- votion . " " When the all - contemplative Saniafy is not engaged with ob jects of the fenfes , nor in works , then he is called one who hath attained devotion . ” " The foul of the ...
... called the means for him who hath attained de- votion . " " When the all - contemplative Saniafy is not engaged with ob jects of the fenfes , nor in works , then he is called one who hath attained devotion . ” " The foul of the ...
Pagina 574
... called Rhine : for which purpose they built there , on the fea - fhore , a toll - boufe , the ruins of which ftill remain , funk in the fand below the common level of the fea . Thote ruins have been seen sometimes at very low water ...
... called Rhine : for which purpose they built there , on the fea - fhore , a toll - boufe , the ruins of which ftill remain , funk in the fand below the common level of the fea . Thote ruins have been seen sometimes at very low water ...
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