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... . 2 An English tenor singer , who appeared in under parts in Italian operas until 1717 ( Burney's History of Music , iv , 212 ) . 3 Heidegger . See No. 14 . 1 No. 17 . 1 The frontispiece to the third 132 No. 31 THE SPECTATOR.
... . 2 An English tenor singer , who appeared in under parts in Italian operas until 1717 ( Burney's History of Music , iv , 212 ) . 3 Heidegger . See No. 14 . 1 No. 17 . 1 The frontispiece to the third 132 No. 31 THE SPECTATOR.
Pagina 194
... actor in The Tatler ( No. 167 ) . 2 Apparently the name of a person ; but there was a game called ' balloon ' , resembling tennis , but played with a football . 1 With ' ( folio ) . 1 Lloyd's Coffee 194 No. 45 THE SPECTATOR.
... actor in The Tatler ( No. 167 ) . 2 Apparently the name of a person ; but there was a game called ' balloon ' , resembling tennis , but played with a football . 1 With ' ( folio ) . 1 Lloyd's Coffee 194 No. 45 THE SPECTATOR.
Pagina 222
... may Madam Hecatissa very justly allege hereafter , that , as long-. 1 This was the answer of Zeuxis the painter , when he was re- proached for the slowness of his work . 2 Could both ' ( folio ) . 1 No. 47 . 222 No. 52 THE SPECTATOR.
... may Madam Hecatissa very justly allege hereafter , that , as long-. 1 This was the answer of Zeuxis the painter , when he was re- proached for the slowness of his work . 2 Could both ' ( folio ) . 1 No. 47 . 222 No. 52 THE SPECTATOR.
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