The Miscellaneous Works of Oliver Goldsmith, M. B.: Including a Variety of Pieces, 1±ÇJohn Murray, 1837 |
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... once occupied by the Rector of Kilkenny West , pleasantly situated and of good dimensions , is now a ruin , verifying the truth of the pathetic lines of his son- " Vain transitory splendours ! Could not all Reprieve the tottering ...
... once occupied by the Rector of Kilkenny West , pleasantly situated and of good dimensions , is now a ruin , verifying the truth of the pathetic lines of his son- " Vain transitory splendours ! Could not all Reprieve the tottering ...
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... once of writing and sleeping . During the course of this paper , therefore , all the wit and learning I have are heartily at his service ; which if , after so candid a confession , he should , notwithstanding , still find it intolerably ...
... once of writing and sleeping . During the course of this paper , therefore , all the wit and learning I have are heartily at his service ; which if , after so candid a confession , he should , notwithstanding , still find it intolerably ...
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... than here ; they may be seen through upon a first acquaintance : such are the proper models to draw from ; they are at once striking , and are found in great abundance . Though it would be inexcusable in a comedian to add THE BEE . 9.
... than here ; they may be seen through upon a first acquaintance : such are the proper models to draw from ; they are at once striking , and are found in great abundance . Though it would be inexcusable in a comedian to add THE BEE . 9.
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... once , or even twice re- peated , might do well enough ; but to see them served up in every scene , argues the actor almost as barren as the cha- racter he would expose . The magnificence of our theatres is far superior to any others in ...
... once , or even twice re- peated , might do well enough ; but to see them served up in every scene , argues the actor almost as barren as the cha- racter he would expose . The magnificence of our theatres is far superior to any others in ...
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... once more seeing the per- son he most loved on earth , distressed at finding him in such circumstances . Thus agitated by contending pas- sions , he flew from his tribunal , and falling on the neck of his dear benefactor , burst into an ...
... once more seeing the per- son he most loved on earth , distressed at finding him in such circumstances . Thus agitated by contending pas- sions , he flew from his tribunal , and falling on the neck of his dear benefactor , burst into an ...
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