The Euterpeiad: Or, Musical Intelligencer, Bände 1-3Da Capo Press, 1977 |
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... once their own , Was clouded at our last farewell ! We did not think of worldly wo , -- Except the wo of parting then ; While tears of love rejoiced to flow , For we may never meet again ! Dear P ** , - then the strongest link That ...
... once their own , Was clouded at our last farewell ! We did not think of worldly wo , -- Except the wo of parting then ; While tears of love rejoiced to flow , For we may never meet again ! Dear P ** , - then the strongest link That ...
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... once , and this solicitude to to every one a power of completing the de- possess themselves of the favour of their au- tail , as it best pleases him . The painter dience by a coup de main , hurries them into enjoys the same advantage in ...
... once , and this solicitude to to every one a power of completing the de- possess themselves of the favour of their au- tail , as it best pleases him . The painter dience by a coup de main , hurries them into enjoys the same advantage in ...
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... once loved song no more ; of noblemen and gentlemen ; with Dr. Crotch in To know hope , genius , spirit fled , the office of Principal . The avowed objects are , Soul - sickness , feeling withered ! — the general cultivation of musical ...
... once loved song no more ; of noblemen and gentlemen ; with Dr. Crotch in To know hope , genius , spirit fled , the office of Principal . The avowed objects are , Soul - sickness , feeling withered ! — the general cultivation of musical ...
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