The Dublin University Magazine, Volume 27William Curry, Jun., and Company, 1846 - Ireland |
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... party to say is not in the desired direction . The most refined and instructed taste now candidly admits , that in all its materials , with all its advantages , and through all its combinations , it cannot get beyond the simple and ...
... party to say is not in the desired direction . The most refined and instructed taste now candidly admits , that in all its materials , with all its advantages , and through all its combinations , it cannot get beyond the simple and ...
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... party thought , the two singers especially ex- pressing themselves with vehemence , that even middling music , from so young a boy , would be , from its rarity , won- derful ; but that to see the child at the clavier , directing the ...
... party thought , the two singers especially ex- pressing themselves with vehemence , that even middling music , from so young a boy , would be , from its rarity , won- derful ; but that to see the child at the clavier , directing the ...
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... party , too , of the correct school - musicians contemned the ro- mantic , and as they affected to call them ... parties have been silenced by the voice of time — that judge which pronounces his panegyric not the less loudly that the ...
... party , too , of the correct school - musicians contemned the ro- mantic , and as they affected to call them ... parties have been silenced by the voice of time — that judge which pronounces his panegyric not the less loudly that the ...
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... party in France , may have produced its effect in loosening the foundation of the musician's belief ; in which case we can the easier account for the relaxation of his morals , perceptible first about the time that acquaintance ...
... party in France , may have produced its effect in loosening the foundation of the musician's belief ; in which case we can the easier account for the relaxation of his morals , perceptible first about the time that acquaintance ...
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... party appears to have mooted is apt to arise in the mind of the western reader of these extravagant rhapsodies : Is the illuminated state always a test of moral merit ? We are inclined to believe that it is not . It is certain that ...
... party appears to have mooted is apt to arise in the mind of the western reader of these extravagant rhapsodies : Is the illuminated state always a test of moral merit ? We are inclined to believe that it is not . It is certain that ...
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