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... nature ? A man of dull and heavy genius assumes the character of a buffoon but the part is forced , and therefore insipid ; another , on the contrary , naturally lively , effects a studied gravity , which throws him out of nature , and ...
... nature ? A man of dull and heavy genius assumes the character of a buffoon but the part is forced , and therefore insipid ; another , on the contrary , naturally lively , effects a studied gravity , which throws him out of nature , and ...
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... nature , while poetry and orato- ry are only mere relations to it - mere imitations of nature , and the daughters of instruction of art . All That music is the daughter of nature , appears from the aptitude with which children of all ...
... nature , while poetry and orato- ry are only mere relations to it - mere imitations of nature , and the daughters of instruction of art . All That music is the daughter of nature , appears from the aptitude with which children of all ...
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John Rowe Parker. providential ; for it is the nature of musical sounds to propagate endless vibrations ; of those of speech , to destroy this propensity , by continually changing their pitch as above described and if its general nature ...
John Rowe Parker. providential ; for it is the nature of musical sounds to propagate endless vibrations ; of those of speech , to destroy this propensity , by continually changing their pitch as above described and if its general nature ...
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Esq Proverbial phrases The country choir Handels messiah Wyatts concert Poetry Romeo to Miss S M L on hearing her sing | 52 |
ty Capt Morris anacreontic song Sonnet from Anacreon Budd to | 60 |
Hollands concert Piano forte pocket companion The muses On a la No 17 Music of the French Biography of Purcell Commemo | 68 |
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