The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 53R. Griffiths, 1775 - Books |
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Page 99
... best models , those great masters in Italy , who flourished about the fame time with his favourite Pergolefi . Of his and of Leo's , Bononcini's , Vinci's , and Hasse's works , he made a valuable collection when abroad , chiefly of fuch ...
... best models , those great masters in Italy , who flourished about the fame time with his favourite Pergolefi . Of his and of Leo's , Bononcini's , Vinci's , and Hasse's works , he made a valuable collection when abroad , chiefly of fuch ...
Page 367
... best dif- courses on the fubjects proposed , one of which was , To what disor- ders are the Inhabitants of Holland most exposed in confequence of the na tural conftitution of their country , and what are the methods of prevent- ing or ...
... best dif- courses on the fubjects proposed , one of which was , To what disor- ders are the Inhabitants of Holland most exposed in confequence of the na tural conftitution of their country , and what are the methods of prevent- ing or ...
Page 426
... best friends ; cause it to behold every object in the most unfavourable light ; and incline it to wrest every action , word , and even glance of the eye from their natural meaning . It must be acknowledged that these capricious humours ...
... best friends ; cause it to behold every object in the most unfavourable light ; and incline it to wrest every action , word , and even glance of the eye from their natural meaning . It must be acknowledged that these capricious humours ...
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