The Complete Art of Poetry, Volum 1Garland, 1970 |
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Pàgina 104
... Mufic and Machine , the Circe and Calip- fo , in Confpiracy against Nature and Good Senfe . ' Tis a Debauch the most infinuating , and the most perni- cious . Tho ' the Grecians were as much for Singing and Dancing , as any French or ...
... Mufic and Machine , the Circe and Calip- fo , in Confpiracy against Nature and Good Senfe . ' Tis a Debauch the most infinuating , and the most perni- cious . Tho ' the Grecians were as much for Singing and Dancing , as any French or ...
Pàgina 204
... Mufic , ( for fo the French call the Opera ) fuch as now a days we fee . I confess that I am pretty well pleas'd with their Magnificence ; the Machines have fomething fur- prizing , the Mufic in fome Places is charming , the whole ...
... Mufic , ( for fo the French call the Opera ) fuch as now a days we fee . I confess that I am pretty well pleas'd with their Magnificence ; the Machines have fomething fur- prizing , the Mufic in fome Places is charming , the whole ...
Pàgina 326
... Mufic . Therefore the Poet Did fain that Orpheus drew Trees , Stones and Floods , Since naught fo fiockish , hard , and full of Rags , But Mufic for the time doth change his Nature : The Man that hath no Mufic in himself , Nor is not ...
... Mufic . Therefore the Poet Did fain that Orpheus drew Trees , Stones and Floods , Since naught fo fiockish , hard , and full of Rags , But Mufic for the time doth change his Nature : The Man that hath no Mufic in himself , Nor is not ...
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