The Miscellaneous Works of Oliver Goldsmith: With an Account of His Life and Writings, Band 4 |
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... but I could expostulate with you a whole day upon your inhuman silence : I call
it inhuman ; nor would you think it less , if you were truly sensible of the
uneasiness it gives me . Did I know you so ill as to think you proud , I would be
much less ...
... but I could expostulate with you a whole day upon your inhuman silence : I call
it inhuman ; nor would you think it less , if you were truly sensible of the
uneasiness it gives me . Did I know you so ill as to think you proud , I would be
much less ...
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In short , come down forthwith , or give me good reasons for delaying , though but
for a day or two , by the next post . If I find them just , I will come up to you , though
you know how precious my time is at present ; my hours were never worth so ...
In short , come down forthwith , or give me good reasons for delaying , though but
for a day or two , by the next post . If I find them just , I will come up to you , though
you know how precious my time is at present ; my hours were never worth so ...
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I shall very soon print an entire collection of my own madrigals , which I look upon
as making my last will and testament , since in it I shall give all I ever intend to
give ( which I ' ll beg your ' s and the Dean ' s acceptance of ) . You must look on ...
I shall very soon print an entire collection of my own madrigals , which I look upon
as making my last will and testament , since in it I shall give all I ever intend to
give ( which I ' ll beg your ' s and the Dean ' s acceptance of ) . You must look on ...
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In this manner Pope answered him in the tone of his own complaints ; and these
descriptions of the imagined distress of his situation served to give him a
temporary relief ; they threw off the blame from himself , and laid upon fortune
and ...
In this manner Pope answered him in the tone of his own complaints ; and these
descriptions of the imagined distress of his situation served to give him a
temporary relief ; they threw off the blame from himself , and laid upon fortune
and ...
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... yet I take up this half page , having paid my club with the good company both
for our dinner of chops and for this paper . The poets will give you lively
descriptions in their way ; I shall only acquaint you with that which is directly my
province .
... yet I take up this half page , having paid my club with the good company both
for our dinner of chops and for this paper . The poets will give you lively
descriptions in their way ; I shall only acquaint you with that which is directly my
province .
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