... it in your power to bring your pupils acquainted with such excellent models, as those which your country of late has ... ... will be produced upon the arts by those precious relics, in England as well as in other countries. I have the honour to be with ...
1766 1/10. An Cornelie Goethe L ... ... owes to his master. But one can see, that he is not yet acquainted, with the fair and delicate manners of our language. Notwithstanding he writes well. For the present state of the improvement of my english speaking, it ...
... were most necessary and produced the best effects. It is well known, that none but the most capital musicians are capable of accompanying ... ... have the honour of being read before the society, may not possibly be acquainted with the difficulty of playing thus from a ...
... no doubt.« In his room .... hung two large engravings: one, the well-known panoramic view of Rome; the other, the old square engraving, ... ... he cried out, »Oh, the parson!« He thanked me for making him acquainted with this poem, and said, »It gives me a ...
1804 1472. * 1804, Mitte ... ... he spoke to me in the theatre, that I asked him whether he was acquainted with our »Venice Preserved« [by Otway]. »Oh, very well! The comic scenes are particularly good.« I actually started at so strange ...
62. Jahrhundertwende Jetzt schrieb man 1900. Ein neues Jahrhundert! Zwar ... ... Mr. Schreiner, Primeminister of Cape Colony. I do not know if you are well enough acquainted with Cape politics, to be aware of the full significance of the fact, ...
... necessary and produced the best effects. It is well known, that none but the most capital musicians are capable of accompaning ... ... have the honour of being read before the society, may not possibly be acquainted with the difficulty of playing thus from a ...
... a young man, under twenty; I was acquainted with the merits of Steffani, and he had heard of me: I ... ... forth both his broad hands, and extending his fingers, 'could play pretty well on the organ; he received me with great kindness, and tooke an ...
... returned to Almutamed, who was no sooner acquainted with the Jew's insolent speech, than he ordered some of his ... ... a very indecorous manner and using language, which that spirited monarch could not well breach, upon which, being unable to bear his impudence any longer, ...