The Spectator, Volume 1George Gregory Smith Dent, 1945 |
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Pagina 18
... Opera ; that it had been proposed to break down a part of the Wall , and to surprize the Audience with a Party of an hundred Horse , and that there was actually a Project of bringing the New - River into the House , to be employed in ...
... Opera ; that it had been proposed to break down a part of the Wall , and to surprize the Audience with a Party of an hundred Horse , and that there was actually a Project of bringing the New - River into the House , to be employed in ...
Pagina 57
... Opera , and therefore to ease themselves intirely of the Fatigue of Thinking , have so ordered it at present , that the whole Opera is performed in an unknown Tongue . We no longer understand the Language of our own Stage ; insomuch ...
... Opera , and therefore to ease themselves intirely of the Fatigue of Thinking , have so ordered it at present , that the whole Opera is performed in an unknown Tongue . We no longer understand the Language of our own Stage ; insomuch ...
Pagina 92
... Opera , which he told us had not cost him above two or three Mornings in the Contrivance , and which he was ready to put in Execution , provided he might find his Account in it . He said , that he had observed the great Trouble and ...
... Opera , which he told us had not cost him above two or three Mornings in the Contrivance , and which he was ready to put in Execution , provided he might find his Account in it . He said , that he had observed the great Trouble and ...
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