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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... pardon , I'm forry they taught him any philosophy at all ; it has only ferv'd to spoil him . This fame philofophy is a good horse in the stable , but an arrant jade on a journey . For my own part , whenever I hear him mention the name ...
... pardon , I'm forry they taught him any philosophy at all ; it has only ferv'd to spoil him . This fame philofophy is a good horse in the stable , but an arrant jade on a journey . For my own part , whenever I hear him mention the name ...
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... pardon , and begging your pardon , mafter Jarvis , I'll not go to bed , nor to the devil neither . I have enough to do to mind my cel- lar . I forgot , your honour , Mr. Croaker is below . I came on purpose to tell you . HONEYWOOD . Why ...
... pardon , and begging your pardon , mafter Jarvis , I'll not go to bed , nor to the devil neither . I have enough to do to mind my cel- lar . I forgot , your honour , Mr. Croaker is below . I came on purpose to tell you . HONEYWOOD . Why ...
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... pardon me . Mrs. CROAKER . I vow he feems as melancholy as if he had taken . a dofe of my husband this morning . Well , if Rich- land here can pardon you , I must . Mifs RICHLAND . You would feem to infinuate , madam , that I have ...
... pardon me . Mrs. CROAKER . I vow he feems as melancholy as if he had taken . a dofe of my husband this morning . Well , if Rich- land here can pardon you , I must . Mifs RICHLAND . You would feem to infinuate , madam , that I have ...
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... pardon , it can but end in a trip to Scotland ; and- Enter CROAKER . CROAKER . Where have you been , boy ? I have been seeking you . My friend Honeywood here , has been saying fuch comfortable things . Ah ! he's an example in- deed ...
... pardon , it can but end in a trip to Scotland ; and- Enter CROAKER . CROAKER . Where have you been , boy ? I have been seeking you . My friend Honeywood here , has been saying fuch comfortable things . Ah ! he's an example in- deed ...
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... pardons . Mrs. CROAKER . Sir , this honour▭▭▭ LOFTY . " And , Dubardieu ! if the man comes from the Cornish borough , you must do him ; you must do him , I fay . " Madam , I ask ten thousand pardons . " And if the Ruffian ...
... pardons . Mrs. CROAKER . Sir , this honour▭▭▭ LOFTY . " And , Dubardieu ! if the man comes from the Cornish borough , you must do him ; you must do him , I fay . " Madam , I ask ten thousand pardons . " And if the Ruffian ...
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