Memoirs of
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共 143 题- MEMOIRS
- OF
- DOCTOR BURNEY.
- MEMOIRS
- OF
- DOCTOR BURNEY,
- ARRANGED
- BY
- HIS DAUGHTER, MADAME D’ARBLAY.
- IN THREE VOLUMES.
- VOL. III.
- MEMOIRS
- OF
- DOCTOR BURNEY.
- DR. JOHNSON.
- TO MRS. PHILLIPS.
- ROYAL AUDIENCE.
- ROYAL SOCIETY OF MUSICIANS.
- MADEMOISELLE PARADIS.
- CANTATA.
- IMITATED BY DR. BURNEY.
- HOUSE-BREAKING.
- MRS. VESEY.
- MRS. PHILLIPS.
- MADAME DE GENLIS.
- MR. BURKE.
- MRS. DELANY.
- MRS. DELANY.
- THE KING AND QUEEN.
- WARREN HASTINGS.
- STRAWBERRY HILL.
- MR. STANLEY.
- MR. SMELT.
- MRS. DELANY.
- WINDSOR TERRACE.
- SIR WILLIAM PARSONS.
- MR. SMELT.
- She hesitated—she breathed hard—she could not attempt to speak—
- THE QUEEN.
- KEEPER OF THE ROBES.
- WINDSOR.
- DR. HERSCHEL.[17]
- MRS. DELANY.
- GEORGE THE THIRD.
- WINDSOR.
- MR. BOSWELL.
- WINDSOR.
- MR. BURKE.
- THE KING, QUEEN, AND PRINCESSES.
- HISTORY OF MUSIC.
- MR. GREVILLE.
- MR. AND MRS. SHERIDAN.
- MRS. CREWE.
- SIR JOSHUA REYNOLDS.
- MR. HAYES.
- EARL OF ORFORD.
- MR. BURKE.
- GENERAL D’ARBLAY.
- THE KING AND QUEEN.
- MR. BURKE.
- FRENCH EMIGRANT CLERGY.
- GENERAL D’ARBLAY.
- MR. MASON.
- MR. MALONE.
- HON. FRED. NORTH.
- MR. ERSKINE.
- CAROLINE, PRINCESS OF WALES.
- MRS. THRALE PIOZZI.
- METASTASIO.
- BOOKHAM.
- CAMILLA; OR A PICTURE OF YOUTH.
- METASTASIO.
- MR. BURKE.
- EARL MACARTNEY.
- MRS. PHILLIPS.
- And in another letter, of Dec. 2nd, 1796, he writes,—
- MRS. CREWE.
- DUKE OF PORTLAND.
- MR. BURKE.
- On the 10th of July, 1797, he received the following note:—
- He then adds:—
- DR. WARREN.
- MRS. CREWE.
- LITCHFIELD.
- POEM ON ASTRONOMY.
- HERSCHEL.
- THE LITERARY CLUB.
- CAMILLA COTTAGE.
- SIR WILLIAM HERSCHEL.
- THE KING.[51]
- After having spoken of the lecture of his work, he says:—
- HERSCHEL.
- MR. SEWARD.
- CHELSEA ARMED ASSOCIATION.
- SONG ON THE NAVAL VICTORIES.
- MRS. CREWE.
- DOVER.
- MRS. PHILLIPS.
- In Memory of
- MRS. SUSANNA ELIZABETH PHILLIPS,
- C. B.
- WILLIAM LOCKE, ESQ., JUNIOR.
- CYCLOPEDIA.
- PACCHIEROTTI.
- THE KING AND QUEEN.
- GENERAL LORD TOWNSHEND.
- SIR WILLIAM FAWCET.
- DR. BURNEY’S MEMOIRS.
- C. B.”
- NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF FRANCE.
- And three weeks afterwards:—
- NAPOLEON.
- THE RETURN.
- THE BURNEY FAMILY.
- THE DOCTOR’S WAY OF LIFE.
- THE DOCTOR’S WRITINGS.
- THE DOCTOR’S WAY OF LIFE.
- THE CLOSING SCENE.
- TO GENERAL D’ARBLAY.
- Sacred to the Memory
- OF
- CHARLES BURNEY, MUS. D.
- WHO, FULL OF DAYS, AND FULL OF VIRTUES;
- THE PRIDE OF HIS FAMILY; THE DELIGHT OF SOCIETY;
- THE UNRIVALLED CHIEF AND SCIENTIFIC
- HISTORIAN
- OF HIS TUNEFUL ART,
- BELOVED, REVERED, REGRETTED,
- BREATHED, IN CHELSEA COLLEGE, HIS LAST SIGH;
- LEAVING TO POSTERITY A FAME UNBLEMISHED,
- BUILT ON THE NOBLE FABRIC OF SELF-ACQUIRED ACCOMPLISHMENTS,
- HIGH PRINCIPLES, AND PURE BENEVOLENCE;
- GOODNESS WITH TALENTS; GAIETY WITH TASTE,
- WERE OF HIS GIFTED MIND THE BLENDED ATTRIBUTES:
- WHILE THE GENIAL HILARITY OF HIS AIRY SPIRITS,
- FLOWING FROM A CONSCIENCE WITHOUT REPROACH,
- PREPARED, THROUGH THE WHOLE TENOR OF HIS EARTHLY LIFE,
- WITH THE MEDIATION OF OUR BLESSED SAVIOUR,
- HIS SOUL FOR HEAVEN.—AMEN!
- FOOTNOTES
- TRANSCRIBER’S NOTES.
- 1. Silently corrected simple spelling, grammar, and typographical errors.
- 2. Retained anachronistic and non-standard spellings as printed.