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Page xxxi
Pray , dear Doctor , " said Beauclerk , “ alter your rule ; and prescribe only for your
enemies . ” Goldsmith now , in spite of this excellent advice , prescribed for
himself . The remedy aggravated the malady . The sick man was induced to call
in ...
Pray , dear Doctor , " said Beauclerk , “ alter your rule ; and prescribe only for your
enemies . ” Goldsmith now , in spite of this excellent advice , prescribed for
himself . The remedy aggravated the malady . The sick man was induced to call
in ...
Page xlix
MY DEAR SIR , — The Play has met with a success much beyon . ) your
expectations or mine . I thank you sincerely for your Epilogue , which , however ,
could not be used , but with your permission shall be printed . The story , in short ,
is this ...
MY DEAR SIR , — The Play has met with a success much beyon . ) your
expectations or mine . I thank you sincerely for your Epilogue , which , however ,
could not be used , but with your permission shall be printed . The story , in short ,
is this ...
Page lii
Indeed , my dear Doctor , ' I replied , you will not ; you have got the strangest
notion in the world of making amends to your friends , wherever you go ; I hope ,
if you favour me with a visit , that you will consider your own company is the best
...
Indeed , my dear Doctor , ' I replied , you will not ; you have got the strangest
notion in the world of making amends to your friends , wherever you go ; I hope ,
if you favour me with a visit , that you will consider your own company is the best
...
Page lvi
With one or two select friends , I might have stood by his bedside , deeply
lamenting his most unfortunate fate , till he , in a last agony , would have
exclaimed , - Dear friends , adieu ! For , see , the hounds are full in view . ' DR .
GOLDSMITH .
With one or two select friends , I might have stood by his bedside , deeply
lamenting his most unfortunate fate , till he , in a last agony , would have
exclaimed , - Dear friends , adieu ! For , see , the hounds are full in view . ' DR .
GOLDSMITH .
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... appear to have received for this poem , was twenty guineas . - Newberry MSS .
, Prior , ii . 58 . — CUNNINGHAM . DEDICATION . TO THE REV . HENRY
GOLDSMITH . DEAR.
... appear to have received for this poem , was twenty guineas . - Newberry MSS .
, Prior , ii . 58 . — CUNNINGHAM . DEDICATION . TO THE REV . HENRY
GOLDSMITH . DEAR.
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| Title | Poetical Works |
| Author | Oliver Goldsmith |
| Publisher | Little, Brown, 1862 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 6 mär. 2009 |
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