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... Lords of State . And there's my Comrade , too , that lived o ' th ' hill , Odzooks ! he quite forgets his father's mill , Says he was born to figure high in life , And gets in keeping by a Nabob's wife . Why should not I , then , in the ...
... Lords of State . And there's my Comrade , too , that lived o ' th ' hill , Odzooks ! he quite forgets his father's mill , Says he was born to figure high in life , And gets in keeping by a Nabob's wife . Why should not I , then , in the ...
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... Lords , and Lord Camden had absolutely insisted upon setting him down at the door of the hotel in his own ANECDOTES OF GOLDSMITH . li POEMS.
... Lords , and Lord Camden had absolutely insisted upon setting him down at the door of the hotel in his own ANECDOTES OF GOLDSMITH . li POEMS.
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... refined age , to see Lord * In the comedy of ' The Constant Couple , or a Trip to the Jubi- lee , ' by George Farquhar , acted at Drury Lane , 1700. Ed . North and all his family in the stage - box lviii ANECDOTES OF GOLDSMITH .
... refined age , to see Lord * In the comedy of ' The Constant Couple , or a Trip to the Jubi- lee , ' by George Farquhar , acted at Drury Lane , 1700. Ed . North and all his family in the stage - box lviii ANECDOTES OF GOLDSMITH .
Page lxiv
... charge of heresy , his real offence being his intimacy with certain political offenders . The nobleman alluded to was Lord Shel- burne . than became a man of his prudence . Goldsmith was lxiv ANECDOTES OF GOLDSMITH .
... charge of heresy , his real offence being his intimacy with certain political offenders . The nobleman alluded to was Lord Shel- burne . than became a man of his prudence . Goldsmith was lxiv ANECDOTES OF GOLDSMITH .
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... Lord Hardy in Steele's Funeral ; and yet , with a few shades of these parts , he is discriminated from both . Tony Lumpkin is a vigorous im- provement of Humphry Gubbins , and a most diverting por- trait of ignorance , rusticity , low ...
... Lord Hardy in Steele's Funeral ; and yet , with a few shades of these parts , he is discriminated from both . Tony Lumpkin is a vigorous im- provement of Humphry Gubbins , and a most diverting por- trait of ignorance , rusticity , low ...
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