The Miscellaneous Works of Oliver Goldsmith ...J. Johnson, G. and J. Robinson, W. J. and J. Richardson, 1801 |
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... said we , among each other , are we to have nothing but languishing airs , foft looks , and inclinations of the head , will the goddess only deign to fatisfy our eyes ? Upon this one of the company ftepped up to present her with fome ...
... said we , among each other , are we to have nothing but languishing airs , foft looks , and inclinations of the head , will the goddess only deign to fatisfy our eyes ? Upon this one of the company ftepped up to present her with fome ...
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... said , an obsti- nate fellow he fwore that I understood my bufi- ' nefs perfectly well , but that I pretended fickness merely to be idle : God knows , I knew nothing of fea - bufinefs ; he beat me without confidering what ' he was about ...
... said , an obsti- nate fellow he fwore that I understood my bufi- ' nefs perfectly well , but that I pretended fickness merely to be idle : God knows , I knew nothing of fea - bufinefs ; he beat me without confidering what ' he was about ...
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