The poetical works of Oliver GoldsmithBell and Daldy, 1870 - 192 страници |
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... turn an ode of Horace better than any of them . " - It may be fairly presumed that his advancement in the solid studies required by the discipline of the uni- versity was not altogether satisfactory to his tutors ; for he was not ...
... turn an ode of Horace better than any of them . " - It may be fairly presumed that his advancement in the solid studies required by the discipline of the uni- versity was not altogether satisfactory to his tutors ; for he was not ...
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... turn my eyes , fine houses , elegant gardens , statues , grottoes , vistas , presented them- selves , but when you enter their towns you are charmed beyond description . No misery is to be seen here ; every one is usefully employed ...
... turn my eyes , fine houses , elegant gardens , statues , grottoes , vistas , presented them- selves , but when you enter their towns you are charmed beyond description . No misery is to be seen here ; every one is usefully employed ...
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... turns master of the ceremonies . Thus upon hearing I write , no doubt you imagine I starve : and the name of an author naturally re- minds you of a garret . In this particular I do not think proper to undeceive my friends ; but whether ...
... turns master of the ceremonies . Thus upon hearing I write , no doubt you imagine I starve : and the name of an author naturally re- minds you of a garret . In this particular I do not think proper to undeceive my friends ; but whether ...
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... turn , that all our family are possessed with ? Whence this love for every place and every country but that in which we reside ? For every occupa- This is all gratis dictum : never was a character so de- void of suspicion , and so ...
... turn , that all our family are possessed with ? Whence this love for every place and every country but that in which we reside ? For every occupa- This is all gratis dictum : never was a character so de- void of suspicion , and so ...
Страница lxiv
... turning on the subject , both in private and general society . So much was this the case that an ingenious bailiff contrived to draw him to a coffee house under the pretence of being steward to a nobleman , who , charmed with his poetry ...
... turning on the subject , both in private and general society . So much was this the case that an ingenious bailiff contrived to draw him to a coffee house under the pretence of being steward to a nobleman , who , charmed with his poetry ...
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