The miscellaneous works of OLiver Goldsmith [ed. by S. Rose].1812 |
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... David Rizzio . But be that as it will , his manner was something peculiar to the English ; and he might have continued as head of the English school , had not his merits been entirely eclipsed by Handel . Handel , though originally a ...
... David Rizzio . But be that as it will , his manner was something peculiar to the English ; and he might have continued as head of the English school , had not his merits been entirely eclipsed by Handel . Handel , though originally a ...
Page 446
... David Rizzio . That they are , the Objector need only look into Mr. Oswald's Collection ofcotch Tunes , and he will there find not only The Broom of Cowdenknows , but also The Black Eagle , and several other of the best Scotch tunes ...
... David Rizzio . That they are , the Objector need only look into Mr. Oswald's Collection ofcotch Tunes , and he will there find not only The Broom of Cowdenknows , but also The Black Eagle , and several other of the best Scotch tunes ...
Page 447
... David Rizzio . But be that as it will , his manner was something peculiar to the English ; and he might have continued as head of the English school , had not his merits been entirely eclipsed by Handel . Handel , though originally a ...
... David Rizzio . But be that as it will , his manner was something peculiar to the English ; and he might have continued as head of the English school , had not his merits been entirely eclipsed by Handel . Handel , though originally a ...
Page 448
... David Rizzio . That they are , the Objector need only look into Mr. Oswald's Collection of Scotch Tunes , and he will there find not only The Broom of Cowdenknows , but also The Black Eagle , and several other of the best Scotch tunes ...
... David Rizzio . That they are , the Objector need only look into Mr. Oswald's Collection of Scotch Tunes , and he will there find not only The Broom of Cowdenknows , but also The Black Eagle , and several other of the best Scotch tunes ...
Page 449
... David Rizzio was neither a mere fiddler , nor a shallow cox- comb , nor a worthless fellow , nor a stranger in Scotland . He had indeed been brought over from Piedmont , to be put at the head of a band of music , by King James V. one of ...
... David Rizzio was neither a mere fiddler , nor a shallow cox- comb , nor a worthless fellow , nor a stranger in Scotland . He had indeed been brought over from Piedmont , to be put at the head of a band of music , by King James V. one of ...
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