Bolt Upright: The Life of Thomas Moore, Volume 1Institut für Englische Sprache und Literatur, Universität Salzburg, 1975 - 666 páginas |
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... singing duets with him and to say that he had taught the boy to sing . He rendered Moore's songs and wore the harmless vanity of this association with all the flair and distinction of an old beau of aris- tocratic descent . He later ...
... singing duets with him and to say that he had taught the boy to sing . He rendered Moore's songs and wore the harmless vanity of this association with all the flair and distinction of an old beau of aris- tocratic descent . He later ...
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... singing , which was an integral part of his life from childhood to old age and which gave him a unique fascination . The talent served him in a dual capacity . It was , of course , chiefly a source of enjoyment for himself and his ...
... singing , which was an integral part of his life from childhood to old age and which gave him a unique fascination . The talent served him in a dual capacity . It was , of course , chiefly a source of enjoyment for himself and his ...
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... singing , Jeffrey went to the extraordinary length of having a piano brought to the house expressly for the purpose ; Moore felt he never sang to a more receptive audience . He then returned to the Murrays and resumed his sightseeing ...
... singing , Jeffrey went to the extraordinary length of having a piano brought to the house expressly for the purpose ; Moore felt he never sang to a more receptive audience . He then returned to the Murrays and resumed his sightseeing ...
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admired airs Anacreon Anastasia attack Bermuda Bessy biography Blackwood's Bowood British Bromham called Captain Rock Catholic cottage critics Croker death delight Devizes diary dinner Dowden Dublin Edinburgh Review edition England English father feeling felt friends gentleman George Hobhouse hope Hunt Ireland Irish Melodies James Power Jeffrey Journal Kilkenny Lady Donegal Lady Morgan Lalla Rookh later Leigh letter Literary living London Longmans Lord Byron Lord Holland Lord John Russell Lord Lansdowne Lord Moira lyric Magazine Mary Godfrey Mary Shelley Memoirs Monthly Moore wrote Moore's mother Murray never O'Connell once poem poet poetry political praise published Quarterly remarks returned Rogers satire Scott seemed Shelley Sheridan singing Sloper Sloperton society songs soon spirits theatre Thomas Moore thought tion told Tory Trinity College trip verses volume Whig William Wiltshire words writing written York young