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Page xlix
... ' I am , my dear Cradock , Your obliged and obedient Servant , ' OLIVER GOLDSMITH . ' P.S. Present my most humble respects to Mrs. Cra- dock . ' d ADDRESS , IN THE CHARACTER OF TONY LUMPKIN WELL , ANECDOTES OF GOLDSMITH . xlix.
... ' I am , my dear Cradock , Your obliged and obedient Servant , ' OLIVER GOLDSMITH . ' P.S. Present my most humble respects to Mrs. Cra- dock . ' d ADDRESS , IN THE CHARACTER OF TONY LUMPKIN WELL , ANECDOTES OF GOLDSMITH . xlix.
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... present firm support , I'd quickly barter Country Ale for Port . No ' Piety in Pattens , ' I renounce her , Off in a crack , and carry big Bet Bouncer . Bill Bullet now can drive a roaring trade , And picks up Countesses in Masquerade ...
... present firm support , I'd quickly barter Country Ale for Port . No ' Piety in Pattens , ' I renounce her , Off in a crack , and carry big Bet Bouncer . Bill Bullet now can drive a roaring trade , And picks up Countesses in Masquerade ...
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... present edition of his poems is copied from the octavo principally , with the addition of the Threnodia Augustalis , a piece which has hitherto escaped the researches of his editors . It is now printed from a copy given by the author to ...
... present edition of his poems is copied from the octavo principally , with the addition of the Threnodia Augustalis , a piece which has hitherto escaped the researches of his editors . It is now printed from a copy given by the author to ...
Page lvi
... present at the greater part of what then passed , I will beg to trespass with all the truth I know . Dr. Goldsmith spoke most highly of the performance in Panton- street , and talked about bringing out a comedy of his own there In ...
... present at the greater part of what then passed , I will beg to trespass with all the truth I know . Dr. Goldsmith spoke most highly of the performance in Panton- street , and talked about bringing out a comedy of his own there In ...
Page lxi
... present , he considered him as a kind of sacred character . After a general review of papers lying before him , I took leave ; when , turning to his study table , he pointed to an article I had procured for him , and said , ' You are ...
... present , he considered him as a kind of sacred character . After a general review of papers lying before him , I took leave ; when , turning to his study table , he pointed to an article I had procured for him , and said , ' You are ...
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