The Poetical and Dramatic Works of Oliver Goldsmith, M.B.: Now First Collected. With an Account of the Life and Writings of the Author. In two volumes..H. Goldney, 1780 |
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... fuch that one loves him ftill the better for them . Enter HONEYWOOD . HONEYWOOD . - Well , Jarvis , what meflages from my friends this morning ? You have no friends . JARVIS . HONEYWOOD . Well , from my acquaintance then ? JARVIS ...
... fuch that one loves him ftill the better for them . Enter HONEYWOOD . HONEYWOOD . - Well , Jarvis , what meflages from my friends this morning ? You have no friends . JARVIS . HONEYWOOD . Well , from my acquaintance then ? JARVIS ...
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... fuch company . HONEYWOOD . Ha ! ha ! He has fuch a diverting way— O quite amufing . JARVIS . BUTLER . I find my wines a - going , Sir ; and liquors don't go without mouths , Sir ; I hate a drunkard , Sir . HONEYWOOD , Well , well ...
... fuch company . HONEYWOOD . Ha ! ha ! He has fuch a diverting way— O quite amufing . JARVIS . BUTLER . I find my wines a - going , Sir ; and liquors don't go without mouths , Sir ; I hate a drunkard , Sir . HONEYWOOD , Well , well ...
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... fuch a fatisfaction- Enter CROAKER . CROAKER . A pleasant morning to Mr. Honeywood , and many of them . How is this ! you look most shock- ingly to day , my dear friend . I hope ingly 12 THE GOOD - NATUR'D MAN . JARVIS. ...
... fuch a fatisfaction- Enter CROAKER . CROAKER . A pleasant morning to Mr. Honeywood , and many of them . How is this ! you look most shock- ingly to day , my dear friend . I hope ingly 12 THE GOOD - NATUR'D MAN . JARVIS. ...
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... friend , be miferable with you . the benefit of fuch fine converfation . I'll just step it is a perfect fatisfaction to My fon Leontine fhan't lofe home M home for him . I am willing to fhew 16 THE GOOD - NATUR'D MAN .
... friend , be miferable with you . the benefit of fuch fine converfation . I'll just step it is a perfect fatisfaction to My fon Leontine fhan't lofe home M home for him . I am willing to fhew 16 THE GOOD - NATUR'D MAN .
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... fuch terms is worfe than death itself . And yet , when I confider my own fi tuation , a broken fortune , an hopeless paffion , friends in diftrefs ; the with but not the power to ferve them ( paufing and fighing . ) Enter BUTLER ...
... fuch terms is worfe than death itself . And yet , when I confider my own fi tuation , a broken fortune , an hopeless paffion , friends in diftrefs ; the with but not the power to ferve them ( paufing and fighing . ) Enter BUTLER ...
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