Compare Madrigal VII.

If the art of reading were cultivated in America as it is in France and Germany, I would not be surprised if some American Legouvé or Strakosch were to add to his répertoire such productions of prose as this humorously poetic "Zeus's Sentence," or that mystic madrigal, "Be Blessed.

I'll teach thee wit, boy; never go thee to a musician's house for junkets, unless thy stomach lies in thine ears; for there is nothing but commending this song's delicate air, that ode's dainty air, this sonnet's sweet air, that madrigal's melting air, this dirge's mournful air: this church air, that chamber air: French air, English air, Italian air.

Plundering the apple-trees of Normandy on his way, he puzzled his brain to find rhymes (for all these rattlepates are more or less poets), and tried hard to turn out a madrigal for a certain fair damsel of his native place.

So Croisilles, having reached Honfleur, embarked with a satisfied heart, his money and his madrigal in his pocket, and as soon as he jumped ashore ran to the paternal house.

In the early days of Francesco's infatuation for Bianca he had given forth an impassioned madrigal, which once more he sang to her as his good angel-guardian: "Around my frail and battered barque There is always serenely swimming, And wakefully watching me, Lest I perish, a beautiful and powerful Dolphin.

From madrigal to modern music; a guide to musical styles.

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MADRIGAL, MARGARITA.

An invitation to Portuguese, by Margarita Madrigal & Henriqueta Chamberlain.

Margarita Madrigal (A); 20Sep71; R513041.

The Italian madrigal.

MADRIGAL, EZEQUIAS.

SEE MADRIGAL, MARGARITA.

MADRIGAL, MARGARITA.

An invitation to Spanish, by Margarita Madrigal & Ezequias Madrigal.

An invitation to Spanish, by Margarita Madrigal & Ezequias Madrigal.

Margarita Madrigal (A); 2Jul70; R487688.

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MADRIGAL, MARGARITA.

An invitation to French, by Margarita Madrigal & Pierre Launay.

Margarita Madrigal (A); 13Oct72; R537540. MAGAZINE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. Kill one, kill two.

The Italian madrigal.

By Margarita Madrigal & Sonia Bleeker.

Margarita Madrigal (A) & Herbert S. Zim (E of Sonia Bleeker); 15Nov76; R646684.