The Miscellaneous Works of Oliver GoldsmithMacmillan, 1893 - 695ÆäÀÌÁö |
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... tion p . 8 v . A new and great Acquaintance intro- duced . What we place most Hopes upon , generally proves most fatal . p . 9 VI . The Happiness of a Country Fire- VII . A Town Wit described . The dullest Fellows may learn to be ...
... tion p . 8 v . A new and great Acquaintance intro- duced . What we place most Hopes upon , generally proves most fatal . p . 9 VI . The Happiness of a Country Fire- VII . A Town Wit described . The dullest Fellows may learn to be ...
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... tion of Mr. Robert Nugent , afterwards Lord Nugent , Viscount Clare and Earl Nugent - a jovial , elderly Irishman , of great wealth , and free - and - easy politics , who admired Goldsmith , and was always glad to see him at his seat at ...
... tion of Mr. Robert Nugent , afterwards Lord Nugent , Viscount Clare and Earl Nugent - a jovial , elderly Irishman , of great wealth , and free - and - easy politics , who admired Goldsmith , and was always glad to see him at his seat at ...
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... tion . From this motive , I had scarce taken orders a year before I began to think seriously of matrimony , and chose my wife , as she did her wedding - gown , not for a fine glossy surface , but for such qualities as would wear well ...
... tion . From this motive , I had scarce taken orders a year before I began to think seriously of matrimony , and chose my wife , as she did her wedding - gown , not for a fine glossy surface , but for such qualities as would wear well ...
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... tion it , had it not been a general topic of conversation in the country . Olivia , now about eighteen , had that luxuriancy of beauty with which painters generally draw Hebe ; open , sprightly , and com- manding . Sophia's features ...
... tion it , had it not been a general topic of conversation in the country . Olivia , now about eighteen , had that luxuriancy of beauty with which painters generally draw Hebe ; open , sprightly , and com- manding . Sophia's features ...
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... tion . These harmless people had several ways of being good company ; while one played , the other would sing some soothing ballad , -Johnny Armstrong's Last Good- Night , or the Cruelty of Barbara Allen . The night was concluded in the ...
... tion . These harmless people had several ways of being good company ; while one played , the other would sing some soothing ballad , -Johnny Armstrong's Last Good- Night , or the Cruelty of Barbara Allen . The night was concluded in the ...
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