The miscellaneous works of OLiver Goldsmith [ed. by S. Rose].1812 |
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... hand to a couplet , for so I may call two nymphs in one piece . They are Pope's favourites : and though few , you will guess must have cost me more pains ⚫ than any nymphs can be worth . He has been so un- reasonable as to expect that ...
... hand to a couplet , for so I may call two nymphs in one piece . They are Pope's favourites : and though few , you will guess must have cost me more pains ⚫ than any nymphs can be worth . He has been so un- reasonable as to expect that ...
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... hand , ' their hand wants no heart , and so forth , ( after the imanner of Rabelais ; which is betwixt some mean- ' ing and no meaning ) ; and yet it may be said , when present thought and opportunity is wanting , their pens want ink ...
... hand , ' their hand wants no heart , and so forth , ( after the imanner of Rabelais ; which is betwixt some mean- ' ing and no meaning ) ; and yet it may be said , when present thought and opportunity is wanting , their pens want ink ...
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... hand that raised his best statue , and decked it with ' its old laurels , should also hang up the scare - crow of ' his miserable critic , and gibbet up the carcase of Zoilus , to the terror of the witlings of posterity . ' More , and ...
... hand that raised his best statue , and decked it with ' its old laurels , should also hang up the scare - crow of ' his miserable critic , and gibbet up the carcase of Zoilus , to the terror of the witlings of posterity . ' More , and ...
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... hand ; he is still carrying his rea- der forward , and just gives him refreshment sufficient to support himto his journey's end . At the end of his course the reader regrets that his way has been so short , short , he wonders that it ...
... hand ; he is still carrying his rea- der forward , and just gives him refreshment sufficient to support himto his journey's end . At the end of his course the reader regrets that his way has been so short , short , he wonders that it ...
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... hand . ' Mr. Pope is reading a letter , and in the mean time ' I make use of the pen to testify my uneasiness in ' not hearing from you . I find success , even in the ' most trivial things raises the indignation of Scrib- ' blers : for ...
... hand . ' Mr. Pope is reading a letter , and in the mean time ' I make use of the pen to testify my uneasiness in ' not hearing from you . I find success , even in the ' most trivial things raises the indignation of Scrib- ' blers : for ...
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