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1 vol . MARVELL . . . 16 | YOUNG . . . 2 vols . 1 vol . 1 vol . 116 * * * We have in
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
.
1 vol . MARVELL . . . 16 | YOUNG . . . 2 vols . 1 vol . 1 vol . 116 * * * We have in
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
.
Page xxx
Not one in ten of the young gentlemen of good families , who were studying the
law there , had so much . But all the wealth which Lord Clive had brought from
Bengal , and Sir Lawrence Dundas from Germany , joined together , would not
have ...
Not one in ten of the young gentlemen of good families , who were studying the
law there , had so much . But all the wealth which Lord Clive had brought from
Bengal , and Sir Lawrence Dundas from Germany , joined together , would not
have ...
Page xxxviii
On their entering a town , I think Antwerp , the populace surrounded the door of
the hotel at which they alighted , and testified a desire to see those beautiful
young women ; and the ladies , willing to gratify them , came into a balcony at the
front ...
On their entering a town , I think Antwerp , the populace surrounded the door of
the hotel at which they alighted , and testified a desire to see those beautiful
young women ; and the ladies , willing to gratify them , came into a balcony at the
front ...
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Years now passed on , and young Charles , by industry and perseverance ,
began to save some property ; soon after which , he married a widow lady of
some fortune ; when , his young family requiring the advantages of further
education , he ...
Years now passed on , and young Charles , by industry and perseverance ,
began to save some property ; soon after which , he married a widow lady of
some fortune ; when , his young family requiring the advantages of further
education , he ...
Page lxii
The first knowledge Mr . Garrick had of his abilities was from an attack upon him
by Goldsmith , when he was but a very young author , in a book called “ The
Present State of Learning . Amongst other abuses of the times ( for the Doctor
loved to ...
The first knowledge Mr . Garrick had of his abilities was from an attack upon him
by Goldsmith , when he was but a very young author , in a book called “ The
Present State of Learning . Amongst other abuses of the times ( for the Doctor
loved to ...
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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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