The Poetical and Dramatic Works of Oliver Goldsmith, M.B.: Now First Collected. With an Account of the Life and Writings of the Author. In two volumes..H. Goldney, 1780 |
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... manner of harm - that is as mere men . Mrs. CROAKER . What importance , and yet what modesty ! LOFTY . Oh , if you talk of modesty , madam ! there I own , I'm acceffible to praife : modefty is my foible : it was fo , the duke of ...
... manner of harm - that is as mere men . Mrs. CROAKER . What importance , and yet what modesty ! LOFTY . Oh , if you talk of modesty , madam ! there I own , I'm acceffible to praife : modefty is my foible : it was fo , the duke of ...
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... manner , to be fure , was exceffive harmless ; fome , indeed , thought it a little dull . For my part , I always concealed my opinion . LOFTY . It can't be concealed , madam ; the man was dull , dull as the last new comedy ! A poor ...
... manner , to be fure , was exceffive harmless ; fome , indeed , thought it a little dull . For my part , I always concealed my opinion . LOFTY . It can't be concealed , madam ; the man was dull , dull as the last new comedy ! A poor ...
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... Sir , who fent for you , with that fine tragedy face , and flourishing manner ? I don't know what we have to do with your gratitude upon this occafion . LEON- LEONTINE . How , Sir ! Is it pofiible to 48 THE GOOD - NATUR'D MAN .
... Sir , who fent for you , with that fine tragedy face , and flourishing manner ? I don't know what we have to do with your gratitude upon this occafion . LEON- LEONTINE . How , Sir ! Is it pofiible to 48 THE GOOD - NATUR'D MAN .
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... manner all this morn- ing ! LEONTINE . But , Sir , I that have fo large a part in the bene- fit , is it not my duty to fhew my joy ? is the being admitted to your favour fo flight an obligation ? is the happiness of marrying my Olivia ...
... manner all this morn- ing ! LEONTINE . But , Sir , I that have fo large a part in the bene- fit , is it not my duty to fhew my joy ? is the being admitted to your favour fo flight an obligation ? is the happiness of marrying my Olivia ...
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... manner , as , I believe , you'll have no fcru- ple ( pulling out his purfe ) The thing is only this : I believe I shall be able to discharge this trifle in two or three days at fartheft ; but as I would not have the affair known for the ...
... manner , as , I believe , you'll have no fcru- ple ( pulling out his purfe ) The thing is only this : I believe I shall be able to discharge this trifle in two or three days at fartheft ; but as I would not have the affair known for the ...
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