The Director: A Weekly Literary Journal: Containing I. Essays, on Subjects of Literature, the Fine Arts and Manners. II. Bibliographana. Account of Rare and Curious Books and of the Book Sales in this Country, from the Close of the Seventeenth Century. III. Royal Institution. Analyses of the Lectures Delivered Weekly. IV. British Gallery. Description of the Principal Pictures Exhibited ... V. 1-2: Jan. 24-July 4, 1807, 2. ciltThomas Frognall Dibdin, Frognall Longman, Hurst, 1807 |
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... particular , I am inclined to think , not only that her best , but that her most appropriate employ- ment is of this kind ; and that she is ne- ver so truly in her element , as when she is soothing the passions , or elevating the ...
... particular , I am inclined to think , not only that her best , but that her most appropriate employ- ment is of this kind ; and that she is ne- ver so truly in her element , as when she is soothing the passions , or elevating the ...
Sayfa 37
... particular minuteness , .1 . xxxiv . c . 7. The reader should , however , be forewarned , that there exists some doubt whether the name of the artist was not Laches . There is an epigram in the Anthology ascribed to Simonides , which ...
... particular minuteness , .1 . xxxiv . c . 7. The reader should , however , be forewarned , that there exists some doubt whether the name of the artist was not Laches . There is an epigram in the Anthology ascribed to Simonides , which ...
Sayfa 69
... particular friends were to be in the boxes . He therefore joined them at half price . My son , you must know , Mr. Director , is a young gentleman of seventeen years of age , who condescends to assist occasionally behind my counter ...
... particular friends were to be in the boxes . He therefore joined them at half price . My son , you must know , Mr. Director , is a young gentleman of seventeen years of age , who condescends to assist occasionally behind my counter ...
Sayfa 139
... particular account , but Pliny * thus describes the latter . It was 420 feet long , and 200 feet in breadth ; and con- * Pliny . Lib . xxxvi . ch . 14 . tained , in various disposition , 127 co- lumns , Of Antient Works of Ar .. 139.
... particular account , but Pliny * thus describes the latter . It was 420 feet long , and 200 feet in breadth ; and con- * Pliny . Lib . xxxvi . ch . 14 . tained , in various disposition , 127 co- lumns , Of Antient Works of Ar .. 139.
Sayfa 147
... particular attention to them , and to have enriched his library with many articles of this description , of the rarest occurrence . The lovers of Caxton , Fabian , Hardyng , Hall , Grafton , and Holinshed , may be highly gratified by ...
... particular attention to them , and to have enriched his library with many articles of this description , of the rarest occurrence . The lovers of Caxton , Fabian , Hardyng , Hall , Grafton , and Holinshed , may be highly gratified by ...
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