The Miscellaneous Works of Oliver Goldsmith: With an Account of His Life and WritingsCrissy & Markley, 1850 - 527ÆäÀÌÁö |
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... fortune from me , which , I thank she made a rapid digression to the ' Squire's de- her father's assiduity , is pretty large . The articles baucheries , his pretended marriages , and ended and a bond for her fortune are signed , and ...
... fortune from me , which , I thank she made a rapid digression to the ' Squire's de- her father's assiduity , is pretty large . The articles baucheries , his pretended marriages , and ended and a bond for her fortune are signed , and ...
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... fortune : they have long loved each other ; and for the friendship I bear his father , my interest shall not be wanting in his promotion . Leave then that ambition which disappoints you , and for once " I am surprised , " said the ...
... fortune : they have long loved each other ; and for the friendship I bear his father , my interest shall not be wanting in his promotion . Leave then that ambition which disappoints you , and for once " I am surprised , " said the ...
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... fortune , which is taken from his . know I am to lose half my fortune if I refuse him Garnet . Yet , what can you do ? For being , a you are , in love with Mr. Honeywood , madam- Miss Richland . How ! idiot , what do you mean ? In love ...
... fortune , which is taken from his . know I am to lose half my fortune if I refuse him Garnet . Yet , what can you do ? For being , a you are , in love with Mr. Honeywood , madam- Miss Richland . How ! idiot , what do you mean ? In love ...
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