The Miscellaneous Works of Oliver GoldsmithCrissy &Markley, 1800 - 327 páginas |
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... leave of your friends ? The report is , that you are quitting En gland : Can it be ? Honeywood . Yes , madam ; and though I am so unhappy as to have fallen under your displeasure , yet , thank Heaven ! I leave you to happiness ; to one ...
... leave of your friends ? The report is , that you are quitting En gland : Can it be ? Honeywood . Yes , madam ; and though I am so unhappy as to have fallen under your displeasure , yet , thank Heaven ! I leave you to happiness ; to one ...
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... leave you to your four hours , and I see no likelihood of its coming to meditations on the pretty bar - maid , and , he ! he ! an end . I'm now resolved to be master here , sir , and he ! may you be as successful for yourself as you ...
... leave you to your four hours , and I see no likelihood of its coming to meditations on the pretty bar - maid , and , he ! he ! an end . I'm now resolved to be master here , sir , and he ! may you be as successful for yourself as you ...
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... leave my second son An- the arm ; her hands and her tongue never set out drew , " said the expiring miser , " my whole estate , together ; but the one prepares us for the other . and desire him to be frugal . " Andrew , in a sor - She ...
... leave my second son An- the arm ; her hands and her tongue never set out drew , " said the expiring miser , " my whole estate , together ; but the one prepares us for the other . and desire him to be frugal . " Andrew , in a sor - She ...
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MEMOIRS of the life and writings of Dr Gold | 7 |
An Inquiry into the Present State of Polite | 122 |
Prologue by Laberius | 143 |
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