The Bee, Or Literary Intelligencer, Том 18James Anderson Mundell and Son, 1722 |
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... Italy , to form his taste on the fine models of antiquity which there alone can be found in abundance . And as he perceived that the profefsion he was to follow , could not per- mit him to manage properly his paternal estate , situ ...
... Italy , to form his taste on the fine models of antiquity which there alone can be found in abundance . And as he perceived that the profefsion he was to follow , could not per- mit him to manage properly his paternal estate , situ ...
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... Italian trills are tame ; The tickl'd ears no heart - felt raptures raise ; Nae unison hae they with our Creator's praise . XIV . The priest - like father reads the sacred page , How Abram was the friend of GOD on high ; Or , Moses bade ...
... Italian trills are tame ; The tickl'd ears no heart - felt raptures raise ; Nae unison hae they with our Creator's praise . XIV . The priest - like father reads the sacred page , How Abram was the friend of GOD on high ; Or , Moses bade ...
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... Italian youths their fair one greet ) Surcharge the breeze and echo o er the plain . Loud , and more loud , their tuneful airs prevail , And a ount into the fky ! Ye happy tribes ! No racking cares afflict your tender breasts , Or from ...
... Italian youths their fair one greet ) Surcharge the breeze and echo o er the plain . Loud , and more loud , their tuneful airs prevail , And a ount into the fky ! Ye happy tribes ! No racking cares afflict your tender breasts , Or from ...
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... Italy by Inspruct is undoubtedly the best pafsage through them . When I first entered among these stupendous piles of mountains , I expected to have much to ascend in the northern parts of them , and as much to descend again farther ...
... Italy by Inspruct is undoubtedly the best pafsage through them . When I first entered among these stupendous piles of mountains , I expected to have much to ascend in the northern parts of them , and as much to descend again farther ...
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... Italian Tyrole , and there I was confident of be- ing near a mile lower than at Inspruct ; but I thought from the placid appearance of the river here , that I was now nearly as low as the plains of Italy . In some excursions from Egna ...
... Italian Tyrole , and there I was confident of be- ing near a mile lower than at Inspruct ; but I thought from the placid appearance of the river here , that I was now nearly as low as the plains of Italy . In some excursions from Egna ...
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