The miscellaneous works of OLiver Goldsmith [ed. by S. Rose].1812 |
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... mean while . At this time , the more I love you , the more I can spare you ; which alone will , I dare say , be a reason to you to let me have you back the sooner . The minute I lost you , Eusta- ' thius with nine hundred pages , and ...
... mean while . At this time , the more I love you , the more I can spare you ; which alone will , I dare say , be a reason to you to let me have you back the sooner . The minute I lost you , Eusta- ' thius with nine hundred pages , and ...
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... mean your Zoilus , which really transcends the expectation I had conceived of it . I have put it into the press , beginning with the poem Batrachom : for you seem , by the first paragraph of the dedication to it , to de- ' sign to ...
... mean your Zoilus , which really transcends the expectation I had conceived of it . I have put it into the press , beginning with the poem Batrachom : for you seem , by the first paragraph of the dedication to it , to de- ' sign to ...
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... mean- ' ing and no meaning ) ; and yet it may be said , when present thought and opportunity is wanting , their pens want ink , their hands want pens , their hearts ' want hands , & c . till time , place , and conveniency , ' concur to ...
... mean- ' ing and no meaning ) ; and yet it may be said , when present thought and opportunity is wanting , their pens want ink , their hands want pens , their hearts ' want hands , & c . till time , place , and conveniency , ' concur to ...
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... means inconsistent ; what he says in both places may very easily be reconciled to truth ; but who can de- fend his candour and his sincerity ? It would be hard , however , to suppose that there was no real friendship between these great ...
... means inconsistent ; what he says in both places may very easily be reconciled to truth ; but who can de- fend his candour and his sincerity ? It would be hard , however , to suppose that there was no real friendship between these great ...
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... mean time Parnell was determined to prevent his intentions , and taking horse , arrived at Lord B- by another way , long before him . Having apprized his lordship of Swift's design , it was resolved at any rate to keep him out of the ...
... mean time Parnell was determined to prevent his intentions , and taking horse , arrived at Lord B- by another way , long before him . Having apprized his lordship of Swift's design , it was resolved at any rate to keep him out of the ...
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