The Miscellaneous Works of Oliver Goldsmith, M.B.Hastings, Etheridge, and Bliss, 1809 |
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... never contradicted a man in his life , I cannot pretend to say but they may ; but I can assure you , my Lady Trail has had a sacque from this piece this very morning . But friend , said I , though my Lady has chosen a sacque from it , I ...
... never contradicted a man in his life , I cannot pretend to say but they may ; but I can assure you , my Lady Trail has had a sacque from this piece this very morning . But friend , said I , though my Lady has chosen a sacque from it , I ...
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... never appear young , so it may be equally asserted , that they actually think themselves never old ; a gen- the Miss shall prepare for new conquests at sixty , shall hobble a rigadoon when she can scarcely hobble out without a crutch ...
... never appear young , so it may be equally asserted , that they actually think themselves never old ; a gen- the Miss shall prepare for new conquests at sixty , shall hobble a rigadoon when she can scarcely hobble out without a crutch ...
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... never troubling his head whether you have learn- ed French , still he keeps up the conversation , fixes his eye full in your face , and asks a thousand questions , which he answers himself for want of a more satisfac- tory reply . But ...
... never troubling his head whether you have learn- ed French , still he keeps up the conversation , fixes his eye full in your face , and asks a thousand questions , which he answers himself for want of a more satisfac- tory reply . But ...
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... never walks from home without the uneasy appre- hensions of wearing it out too soon ; every excursion she makes gives her new anxiety , and her train is every bit as importunate , and wounds her peace as much as the bladder we sometimes ...
... never walks from home without the uneasy appre- hensions of wearing it out too soon ; every excursion she makes gives her new anxiety , and her train is every bit as importunate , and wounds her peace as much as the bladder we sometimes ...
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... never be " subject to great disappointments , and avoids all " those meannesses which indigence sometimes una- " voidably produces . " There is unspeakable pleasure attending the life " of a voluntary student . The first time I read an ...
... never be " subject to great disappointments , and avoids all " those meannesses which indigence sometimes una- " voidably produces . " There is unspeakable pleasure attending the life " of a voluntary student . The first time I read an ...
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