Poetical WorksLittle, Brown, 1862 |
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... Press , and shall issue soon , the Works of BYRON , BURNS , CHAUCER . The remainder of the series will be published as fast as the volumes can be prepared . THE BRITISH ESSAYISTS , PUBLISHED BY LITTLE , BROWN & THE BRITISH POETS .
... Press , and shall issue soon , the Works of BYRON , BURNS , CHAUCER . The remainder of the series will be published as fast as the volumes can be prepared . THE BRITISH ESSAYISTS , PUBLISHED BY LITTLE , BROWN & THE BRITISH POETS .
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... soon quitted his situation in conse- quence of a dispute about play . mined to emigrate to America . Then he deter- His relations , with much satisfaction , saw him set out for Cork on a good horse , with thirty pounds in his pocket ...
... soon quitted his situation in conse- quence of a dispute about play . mined to emigrate to America . Then he deter- His relations , with much satisfaction , saw him set out for Cork on a good horse , with thirty pounds in his pocket ...
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Oliver Goldsmith. mitted to earn his bread as a bookseller's hack ; but he soon found the new yoke more galling than the old one , and was glad to become an usher again . He obtained a medical appointment in the service of the East India ...
Oliver Goldsmith. mitted to earn his bread as a bookseller's hack ; but he soon found the new yoke more galling than the old one , and was glad to become an usher again . He obtained a medical appointment in the service of the East India ...
Page xix
... soon returned with the money . The rent was paid ; and the sheriff's officer withdrew . According to one story , Gold- smith gave his landlady a sharp reprimand for her treatment of him ; according to another , he insisted on her ...
... soon returned with the money . The rent was paid ; and the sheriff's officer withdrew . According to one story , Gold- smith gave his landlady a sharp reprimand for her treatment of him ; according to another , he insisted on her ...
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... soon after my frst arrival in London , where every thing appeared new and wonderful to me , that I ex- pressed to Sir Joshua my impatient curiosity to see Dr. Gold- sinith , and he promised I should do so on the first opportunity . Soon ...
... soon after my frst arrival in London , where every thing appeared new and wonderful to me , that I ex- pressed to Sir Joshua my impatient curiosity to see Dr. Gold- sinith , and he promised I should do so on the first opportunity . Soon ...
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