The Miscellaneous Works of Oliver Goldsmith, Volume 5J. Johnson, 1806 |
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... horses , equipage and hounds : The robe that wraps his limbs in silken sloth , Has robb'd the neighbouring fields of half their growth , His seat , where solitary sports are seen , Indignant spurns the cottage from the green ; Around ...
... horses , equipage and hounds : The robe that wraps his limbs in silken sloth , Has robb'd the neighbouring fields of half their growth , His seat , where solitary sports are seen , Indignant spurns the cottage from the green ; Around ...
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... horse in a pound , While the bacon and liver went merrily round : But what vex'd me most was that d ' d Scottish rogue , With his long - winded speeches , his smiles , and his brogue , And , " madam , " quoth he , " may this bit be my ...
... horse in a pound , While the bacon and liver went merrily round : But what vex'd me most was that d ' d Scottish rogue , With his long - winded speeches , his smiles , and his brogue , And , " madam , " quoth he , " may this bit be my ...
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... horse ! bind up my wounds ! — soft - ' twas but a dream . Aye , ' twas but a dream , for now there's no retreat- ing , If I cease Harlequin , I cease from eating . ' Twas thus that Æsop's stag , a creature blameless , Yet something vain ...
... horse ! bind up my wounds ! — soft - ' twas but a dream . Aye , ' twas but a dream , for now there's no retreat- ing , If I cease Harlequin , I cease from eating . ' Twas thus that Æsop's stag , a creature blameless , Yet something vain ...
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... horse in the stable , but an arrant jade on a journey . For my own part , whenever I hear him mention the name on't , I'm always sure he's going to play the fool . Sir William . Don't let us ascribe his faults to his philosophy , I ...
... horse in the stable , but an arrant jade on a journey . For my own part , whenever I hear him mention the name on't , I'm always sure he's going to play the fool . Sir William . Don't let us ascribe his faults to his philosophy , I ...
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... horse laugh through the pews of a taber- nacle . Leontine . Since you find so many objections to a wife , sir , how can you be so earnest in recom- mending one to me ? Croaker . I have told you , and tell you again , boy , that Miss ...
... horse laugh through the pews of a taber- nacle . Leontine . Since you find so many objections to a wife , sir , how can you be so earnest in recom- mending one to me ? Croaker . I have told you , and tell you again , boy , that Miss ...
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