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... remained in his :cot, he received the cliprives with the humanity of gieirdian ;ippoirited' by. the itrongeft claims of nature. • Note.--Viferamraufe was killed, like ;;&ra, in lus tent. , , Orme.; P 1 11 ' SIEGE Or. ntlt the Lycians were on 4 fudden ...
... liulliman, I’itou, ami Muller l-rcidbcr-'. Jbc i ranllot accelh, a pl.nr which inU.res theTreitv t' 1 thing a m.btary nature, not.ee .s given till an hour Diet of Schwiu is not vet dissolved; it con ,nut- to re- ! ~«dd W the basis ,r. fhi ' before Ihe ...
... not improve in our opinion 01 his merits. His voice is certainly extensive, st tong, and well-tcned, anti he blends his natural notes very well with his/a/se:to, but he has much to learn before be will be eupable of taking a lead in musical chatasers. Like ...
... libeit'y of codfcience, the privilege of pofreffing property, :and the rights which are attached to the dignity of human nature. Note the 3d.-'This note is intended as an anf~ver to that part of the King's Speech, in which he trufts that his deludedfubjeas ...
... liberty of coniCi2ece, the privileLe of poifeifing property, anti .e rights which are attached to.- the dignity of human nature. Note the t'd.---..[This Note is intended as an anfwer to thAt part of the King's Speech, in - which he truCts that his deluded ...
... liberty of confcience, the, privilege of poffefling property, and the rights which are attached to the dignity of hu. man nature. Note the, 3tl.—[This note is intended as VI an. fiver to that part of the King's Speech, in which he truths that his deluded ...
... can reader his allusioos Coital R+view The present Fdition is introdiu ed by tat the Author's Life, and illustrated :nature Notes, throeghout which we observe a horst of decision in the discrimination of cbs honest abhorrence of subterfuge and Nice ...
... n fo long wirriett. It is alfo to ohterved there is no half pinching'for the upper, or crofs fingering for any of the natural notes, being exa&ly the tame as the German flute, and, with the addition of a key for the D tharp,- it is the completed, manuf: ...
... g yvi.-i: -d. li .. ?? Co l.c ob- ! served, tiiere is no half pinching for the upper, or cross lingering forany of ihe natural Notes, being csaiily la- seme as the ?? man Flute, ana witii the addition of a ?? for the 1) sharp, it i- tiie tomplcfest, b ...
... o long wifhed It is alio to be iabft•rveci there is. no hall-pinchirg . for the upper, or. crocnger'ng for any of .the natural' notes, being exally the tattle as the German . Plide, and with me dition of a Key . for the D Sharp, it r tire completeti, belt-in ...
... folong wifhed. ft is alto to be oblerved there is no half pinching for the upper,. or tio.'t fing'ering fpr arty - ,of-the natural notes, being exaFtly the famq as the German f - ite, with thd'addition or a kor tor*the D thrp, IC k th 4.-:otipletert, bell ...
... long slishtd. litis also tobe ob- 5. srve, tereis no half pihuding for th6 tiper or cro)ss funieint ifor .n ofC the natural notes, beingeidy the 9,Mme as the -Gerhan lute, and, wvith the addrtion of a key for the D). shiro -it, is thle tompietest, beet ...