Harrison's British Classicks: The Tatler
I could not but observe, that several of their notes were more soft, and several more (harp than any that ever I heard in a ... the several characters of this fair assembly; which I (hall give some account of, because they are various in their kind, ... In short, the music of the Flute is the conversation of a mild and amiable woman, that has nothing in it very elevated, nor, at the fame time, any thing mean or trivial.
| Title | : | Harrison's British Classicks: The Tatler |
| Author | : | Thomas Stothard |
| Publisher | : | - 1785 |
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