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• She had read your published letters. (10)
• His works have recently been published in Germany. (3)
• His excuse was, that he had not published opinions. (10)
• Which has published many valuable sets of exercises? (3)
• Works of Handel and Bach, published in all the cheap editions. (3)
• Daquin published a number of rather superficial clavier pieces. (3)
• After him came Arkadelt, who published several books of madrigals. (3)
• The earliest known solo composition was published in 1620, by Marini. (3)
• He has published a collection of technical exercises with Ludwig Schytté. (3)
• He has also published a violin concerto, some chamber works, and vocal pieces. (3)
• Each undoubtedly had a style of his own as shown in his published compositions. (3)
• He set to music in four parts metrical versions of the Psalms, published in 1565. (3)
• Only the German papers sent reporters to the trial and published the proceedings. (16)
• Later he published other sonatas, besides suites and separate pieces for the clavier. (3)
• Of his two concertos, the second published (although the first composed) is the finer. (3)
• A second part, published in 1762, discusses the science of accompaniment and improvisation. (3)
• Whether now, after his death, it will be published soon or late I have no means of knowing. (9)
• He has published valuable collections of old French harpsichord music, besides original works. (3)
• His published exercises in Satire produce a flush of the article in the Reviews of his books. (10)
• He published two symphonies and several symphonic poems, the latter showing the influence of Liszt. (3)
• I found that my town was near enough to two big cities for the papers published there to enter my field. (16)
• Virdung, who published a work in 1511; Agricola, in 1528; and Gerle, in 1546, were among the first writers. (3)
• The first-named published three suites of dances for clavier; and the second was eminently popular as a teacher. (3)
• True, a newspaper depends for its own prosperity upon the prosperity of the community in which it is published. (16)
• His industry is evident enough when one adds his published and uncollected writings to his regular academic duties. (14)
• It is a peculiarity of our country worth noting, that all our published humor finds its outlet through the newspapers. (16)
• The newspaper, be it published in a country village or in the largest city, seeks first the confidence of its readers. (16)
• It led me to perceive the difference of her published position in visiting a duellist lover instead of one assassinated. (10)
• There is one circumstance, which, if I am not mistaken, has not as yet been published by the newspapers, and it is this. (10)
• He has published many valuable sets of exercises, collections of difficult passages, some transcriptions and original pieces. (3)
• The newspaper most akin to the endowed newspaper in this country is published in the interest of the Christian Science Church. (16)
• To justify himself he published letters and secret documents that vitally incriminated several leaders of the revolutionary party. (12)
• Accordingly the five English papers published no account of the trial, which lasted a week and disclosed highly sensational matter. (16)
• People who are rich wish to have a handsome copy of a book in their library, and for that purpose this handsome edition is published. (14)
• For musical illustrations, consult the works of Beethoven, especially the Pianoforte sonatas, published complete in all the cheap editions. (3)
• Each publisher, that is, treats each new book as if it were the only one that he had ever published, were publishing, or ever should publish. (16)
• The period of fifty years, beginning with 1588, when the first collection of madrigals was published in London, is called the Madrigalian Era. (3)
• Señor Manuel Merelo, professor in the Instituto del Cardenal Cisneros, published in 1869 a compendium of Spanish history for the use of schools. (14)
• I suppose I gave it mostly to wandering about the city, and partly to recording my impressions of it for that newspaper which never published them. (9)
• For the present the first official relation of the unhappy fight of the 24th June is published, and is accordingly anxiously scanned and closely studied. (10)
• The next three or four years were occupied, as the calendar of his published writings shows, with diligent excursions in letters, both in prose and verse. (14)
• There is much information published by the manufacturers describing the correct construction, but always, of course, with an eye to advertising the material. (17)
• His activity in literature, and the accumulation of his published writings, were making him more steadily a conspicuous figure and calling out appreciation and criticisms. (14)
• By reflecting the best sentiment of the community in which it is published, the newspaper makes articulate intelligent public opinion that might otherwise remain unexpressed. (16)

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