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The lady may have all the merits she is stated to possess ; but we must know our authority better before they can meet ... It possesses much merit , and the music , by that very ingenious composer Mr. Major , is exquisitely soft and ...
The lady may have all the merits she is stated to possess ; but we must know our authority better before they can meet ... It possesses much merit , and the music , by that very ingenious composer Mr. Major , is exquisitely soft and ...
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Master Kellner , a pupil of Sir William Parsons , possesses very promising talents . His song of " So shall the lute and harp , " was sung with peculiar delicacy . Miss Martyr , daugher of Mrs. Martyr of Covent - Garden theatre , and a ...
Master Kellner , a pupil of Sir William Parsons , possesses very promising talents . His song of " So shall the lute and harp , " was sung with peculiar delicacy . Miss Martyr , daugher of Mrs. Martyr of Covent - Garden theatre , and a ...
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man possesses not the consequence of the merchant , who employs him ; the merchant has not the same degree of confidence when addressing a nobleman ; the nobleman approaches those who command him with an air of subordination ; and all ...
man possesses not the consequence of the merchant , who employs him ; the merchant has not the same degree of confidence when addressing a nobleman ; the nobleman approaches those who command him with an air of subordination ; and all ...
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The Monthly Mirror: Reflecting Men and Manners With Strictures on ..., 4 tomas Visos knygos peržiūra - 1808 |
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