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BNL.756.006
10 Jun 1756:31 (2814)
Sir, Tho' I cannot make an adequate return for the immense
pleasure and satisfaction received in seeing the Microcosm,
yet by inserting these lines, assist me to do some justice
to the proprietor if it, by an impartial, tho' immature,
description of it's singular merits; . . . [16 lines] The
musick, another of its perfections, charmed a friend of
mine, who, tho' inferior to few players, yet could not be
perswaded to touch the organ after its own performance,
which indeed is admirably grand and just. Its sculpture,
architecture and painting too, to every judge, . . . [9
lines + 1 para]
[signed] Amicus.
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