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Pagina 120
... proper Chan- nels , throws off Redundancies , and helps Nature in those fecret Diftributions , without which the Body cannot sub- fift in its Vigour , nor the Soul act with Chearfulness . I might here mention the Effects which this has ...
... proper Chan- nels , throws off Redundancies , and helps Nature in those fecret Diftributions , without which the Body cannot sub- fift in its Vigour , nor the Soul act with Chearfulness . I might here mention the Effects which this has ...
Pagina 237
... proper Accent to each Word , and how to vary the Voice according to ⚫ the Nature of the Sentence . There is certainly a very great Difference between the reading a Prayer and a Gazette , which I beg of you to inform a Set of Readers ...
... proper Accent to each Word , and how to vary the Voice according to ⚫ the Nature of the Sentence . There is certainly a very great Difference between the reading a Prayer and a Gazette , which I beg of you to inform a Set of Readers ...
Pagina 311
... proper " Cadence has animated each Sentence , and gazingCrouds have found their Paffions work'd up into Rage , or footh- ed into a Calm . I am fhort , and not very well made ; yet upon fight of a Woman , I have ftretched into proper ...
... proper " Cadence has animated each Sentence , and gazingCrouds have found their Paffions work'd up into Rage , or footh- ed into a Calm . I am fhort , and not very well made ; yet upon fight of a Woman , I have ftretched into proper ...
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