The Theatrical Observer And Daily Bills of the Play volume 1832 V 3 No3361 3
The Theatrical Observer And Daily Bills of the Play volume 1832 V 3 No3361 3
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Mordaunt ^— a— m il ■■! ■ „. ■■ - ■.. ■. ■ . . .. ■ - ■■ - —, — _:_■ " . ■■, .. ■■■-- i i . - — . ■, i ■■. M . ' - -- Faslaionaizle to"** ngres To tlie Editor of The Theu cat Observer.
Dear Mr Editor — Just wish to say a word — beg pardon, hope I don't in- trude — but will you excuse me, I have to mention, that I've arranged so as t© rub shoulders with my friends, and the fashionable world, at one or other of the Grand Lounges about town.
Monday, call at the Queen's Bazaar, 73, Oxford Street, w...hich is constantly crowded with fashionable company, to see the new and splendid Vie s of tha Diorama, and Physiorama — just opened — including Bristol on Fire, Not- tingham Castle on Fire, by the Rioters, Insurrection at Jamaica, Opening of London Bridge, &c. &c.
Shall pay another visit myself, and must pe suade all my friends to go to the Diorama, in the Regent's-park, to see the two new views — Paris, from Montmartre, and the Campo Santo— which surpass in harmony of colouring, fidelity to nature, and general effect, all the previous exhibitions ; and at once prove how far human skill can carry this wonderful species of pictorial de- lusion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mordaunt ^— a— m il ■■! ■ „. ■■ - ■.. ■. ■ . . .. ■ - ■■ - —, — _:_■ " . ■■, .. ■■■-- i i . - — . ■, i ■■. M . ' - -- Faslaionaizle to"** ngres To tlie Editor of The Theu cat Observer.
Dear Mr Editor — Just wish to say a word — beg pardon, hope I don't in- trude — but will you excuse me, I have to mention, that I've arranged so as t© rub shoulders with my friends, and the fashionable world, at one or other of the Grand Lounges about town.
Monday, call at the Queen's Bazaar, 73, Oxford Street, w...hich is constantly crowded with fashionable company, to see the new and splendid Vie s of tha Diorama, and Physiorama — just opened — including Bristol on Fire, Not- tingham Castle on Fire, by the Rioters, Insurrection at Jamaica, Opening of London Bridge, &c. &c.
Shall pay another visit myself, and must pe suade all my friends to go to the Diorama, in the Regent's-park, to see the two new views — Paris, from Montmartre, and the Campo Santo— which surpass in harmony of colouring, fidelity to nature, and general effect, all the previous exhibitions ; and at once prove how far human skill can carry this wonderful species of pictorial de- lusion.
What to read after The Theatrical Observer And Daily Bills of the Play volume 1832 V 3 No3361 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Simon Henry Gage to read onlineMoreLess
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