The Poetical and Dramatic Works of Oliver Goldsmith, M.B.: Now First Collected. With an Account of the Life and Writings of the Author. In two volumes..H. Goldney, 1780 |
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... steal a marriage without mine , or her aunt's con- fent . I must seem to be angry , or fhe too may be- gin to defpife my authority . D 3 [ Exit . Enter Enter LOFTY , fpeaking to his Servant . LOFTY . THE GOOD - NATUR'D MAN . 37.
... steal a marriage without mine , or her aunt's con- fent . I must seem to be angry , or fhe too may be- gin to defpife my authority . D 3 [ Exit . Enter Enter LOFTY , fpeaking to his Servant . LOFTY . THE GOOD - NATUR'D MAN . 37.
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... seem to be ac- quainted with my misfortune , I , myself , continue ftill a ftranger to my benefactor . LOFTY . How ! not know the friend that served you ? HONEYWOOD . Can't guess at the perfon . Inquire . LOFTY . HONEYWOOD . I have ...
... seem to be ac- quainted with my misfortune , I , myself , continue ftill a ftranger to my benefactor . LOFTY . How ! not know the friend that served you ? HONEYWOOD . Can't guess at the perfon . Inquire . LOFTY . HONEYWOOD . I have ...
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... seem reproaches . LOFTY . I proteft I don't understand all this , Mr. Honey- wood . You treat me very cavalierly . I do affure you , Sir . - Blood , Sir , can't a man be permitted to enjoy the luxury of his own feelings , without all ...
... seem reproaches . LOFTY . I proteft I don't understand all this , Mr. Honey- wood . You treat me very cavalierly . I do affure you , Sir . - Blood , Sir , can't a man be permitted to enjoy the luxury of his own feelings , without all ...
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... seem fweet , but prove a glafs of bitters . " When ign'rance enters , folly is at hand : " Learning is better far than house and land . " Let not your virtue trip , who trips may stumble , " And virtue is not virtue , if she tumble ...
... seem fweet , but prove a glafs of bitters . " When ign'rance enters , folly is at hand : " Learning is better far than house and land . " Let not your virtue trip , who trips may stumble , " And virtue is not virtue , if she tumble ...
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