The Miscellaneous Works of Oliver GoldsmithMacmillan, 1893 - 695페이지 |
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... called Fiddleback . He gave his mother a long rigmarole account of his adventures - how he had gone to Cork , taken his passage and sent his kit on board , and how , the captain having sailed without him , he had had to sell his good ...
... called Fiddleback . He gave his mother a long rigmarole account of his adventures - how he had gone to Cork , taken his passage and sent his kit on board , and how , the captain having sailed without him , he had had to sell his good ...
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... called The Lady's Magazine , nominally intended chiefly for lady - readers , who but Goldsmith was the chief essayist and critic in the one , and the principal writer in the other ? Not the less for this association with Wilkie in these ...
... called The Lady's Magazine , nominally intended chiefly for lady - readers , who but Goldsmith was the chief essayist and critic in the one , and the principal writer in the other ? Not the less for this association with Wilkie in these ...
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... called The Public Ledger . It was to secure Goldsmith's services in both these undertakings that they had called upon him . Accordingly , from the first appearance of the British Magazine , on the Ist of January , 1760 , with a ...
... called The Public Ledger . It was to secure Goldsmith's services in both these undertakings that they had called upon him . Accordingly , from the first appearance of the British Magazine , on the Ist of January , 1760 , with a ...
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... called , appeared in the Ledger on the 24th of Jan. 1760 , with no intimation that there was to be a series of them ; the second appeared on the 29th ; the third on the 31st ; and from that date so eagerly were they expected , and so ...
... called , appeared in the Ledger on the 24th of Jan. 1760 , with no intimation that there was to be a series of them ; the second appeared on the 29th ; the third on the 31st ; and from that date so eagerly were they expected , and so ...
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... called him " Scotch cur . " " No , no , " replied Goldsmith , " you are too severe ; he is only a Scotch bur . Tom Davies threw him at Johnson in sport , and he has the faculty of sticking . " He showed this faculty by the way in which ...
... called him " Scotch cur . " " No , no , " replied Goldsmith , " you are too severe ; he is only a Scotch bur . Tom Davies threw him at Johnson in sport , and he has the faculty of sticking . " He showed this faculty by the way in which ...
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