The Miscellaneous Works of Oliver GoldsmithMacmillan, 1893 - 695페이지 |
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... Jenkinson and his repentance ; the rascally Squire ; and the good uncle , Sir William , alias Burchell- who could forget any of them ? Above all the good clergyman himself , with his punctilious honour , his boundless benevolence , and ...
... Jenkinson and his repentance ; the rascally Squire ; and the good uncle , Sir William , alias Burchell- who could forget any of them ? Above all the good clergyman himself , with his punctilious honour , his boundless benevolence , and ...
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... . The draft was signed , and put into my hands , and Mr. Jenkinson , the old gentleman , his man Abraham , and my horse , old Blackberry , trotted off very well pleased with each other . 66 28 THE VICAR OF WAKEFIELD .
... . The draft was signed , and put into my hands , and Mr. Jenkinson , the old gentleman , his man Abraham , and my horse , old Blackberry , trotted off very well pleased with each other . 66 28 THE VICAR OF WAKEFIELD .
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... Jenkinson , “ I remember you per- fectly well ; I bought a horse , but forgot to pay for him . Your neighbour Flam- borough is the only prosecutor I am any way afraid of at the next assizes ; for he intends to swear positively against ...
... Jenkinson , “ I remember you per- fectly well ; I bought a horse , but forgot to pay for him . Your neighbour Flam- borough is the only prosecutor I am any way afraid of at the next assizes ; for he intends to swear positively against ...
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... Jenkinson of my design , at which he laughed heartily , but communicated it to the rest . The proposal was received with the greatest good humour , as it promised to afford a new fund of entertainment to persons who had now no other ...
... Jenkinson of my design , at which he laughed heartily , but communicated it to the rest . The proposal was received with the greatest good humour , as it promised to afford a new fund of entertainment to persons who had now no other ...
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... Jenkinson . " Those relations which de- scribe the tricks and vices only of mankind , by increasing our suspicion in life , retard our success . The traveller that distrusts every person he meets , and turns back upon the appearance of ...
... Jenkinson . " Those relations which de- scribe the tricks and vices only of mankind , by increasing our suspicion in life , retard our success . The traveller that distrusts every person he meets , and turns back upon the appearance of ...
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