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Pagina 78
... hear any more of Mr. Waitfort . I knew he had renounc- ed me to all his friends , and been very witty upon my choice , which he affected to talk of with great indifferency . I gave over thinking of him , being told that he was engaged ...
... hear any more of Mr. Waitfort . I knew he had renounc- ed me to all his friends , and been very witty upon my choice , which he affected to talk of with great indifferency . I gave over thinking of him , being told that he was engaged ...
Pagina 315
... hear men of good sense and good - nature profess a dislike to music , when at the same time they do not scruple to own that it has the most agreeable and improving influences over their minds : it seems to me an unhappy contradiction ...
... hear men of good sense and good - nature profess a dislike to music , when at the same time they do not scruple to own that it has the most agreeable and improving influences over their minds : it seems to me an unhappy contradiction ...
Pagina 317
soul to any pitch of devotion . Who can hear the terrors of the Lord of Hosts described in the most expressive melody without being awed into a venera- tion ? Or who can hear the kind and endearing attri- butes of a merciful father ...
soul to any pitch of devotion . Who can hear the terrors of the Lord of Hosts described in the most expressive melody without being awed into a venera- tion ? Or who can hear the kind and endearing attri- butes of a merciful father ...
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