Goldsmith's Poems and PlaysJ.M. Dent, 1960 - 317 pages |
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Page 185
Oliver Goldsmith. Enter MISS RICHLAND Miss Rich . Lord , sir , what's the matter ? Croaker . Murder's the matter . up in our beds before morning ! Miss Rich . I hope not , sir . We shall be all blown Croaker . What signifies what you ...
Oliver Goldsmith. Enter MISS RICHLAND Miss Rich . Lord , sir , what's the matter ? Croaker . Murder's the matter . up in our beds before morning ! Miss Rich . I hope not , sir . We shall be all blown Croaker . What signifies what you ...
Page 186
... Miss Rich . His fears ! What are his fears to mine ? ( Aside . ) - We have indeed been long acquainted , sir ; very long . If I remember , our first meeting was at the French Ambassador's . - Do you recollect how you were pleased to ...
... Miss Rich . His fears ! What are his fears to mine ? ( Aside . ) - We have indeed been long acquainted , sir ; very long . If I remember , our first meeting was at the French Ambassador's . - Do you recollect how you were pleased to ...
Page 187
... Miss Rich . I fear , sir , I shall never find whom you mean , by this description of him . Honeyw . Ah , madam , it but too plainly points him out ; though he should be too humble himself to urge his pretensions , or you too modest to ...
... Miss Rich . I fear , sir , I shall never find whom you mean , by this description of him . Honeyw . Ah , madam , it but too plainly points him out ; though he should be too humble himself to urge his pretensions , or you too modest to ...
Contents
THE DESERTED VILLAGE | 16 |
Part of a Prologue written and spoken by the Poet Laberius | 53 |
On Seeing Mrs perform in the Character of | 59 |
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