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Miscellanies relating to the arts (1785)

London, C. Taylor · leaf 126

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is countenance,plainly exprefs his happinefs in this office. If Spring, by her advancing attitude, indicated theapproaching feafons of the year; Autumn, by herretiring pofition, exprefles its decline. The vegetableworld lofes its leafy honours, and prepares for a drearyftate of apparent barrennefs… … (■■ v////. Z,vulo«Ju»&A(//eif/.z;ffs.fyJi-^^M^^V^^^-^^ MISCELLANIES. ^TPHE month of April is regularly diflinguiflied among-^ artifts, by that EXHIBITION of their refpediveperformances, which annually attra6ls the attefition ofthe public. It is a tafk not without its difficulties to difcufs…

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