Goldsmith's Poems and PlaysJ.M. Dent, 1960 - 317 pages |
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Page 138
... Don't let us ascribe his faults to his philo- sophy , I entreat you . No , Jarvis , his good nature arises rather from his fears of offending the importunate , than his desire of making the deserving happy . Jarvis . What it rises from ...
... Don't let us ascribe his faults to his philo- sophy , I entreat you . No , Jarvis , his good nature arises rather from his fears of offending the importunate , than his desire of making the deserving happy . Jarvis . What it rises from ...
Page 259
... don't think so much . ( Approaching . ) By coming close to some women they look younger still ; but when we come very close indeed . ( Attempting to kiss her . ) Miss Hard . Pray , sir , keep your distance . One would think you wanted ...
... don't think so much . ( Approaching . ) By coming close to some women they look younger still ; but when we come very close indeed . ( Attempting to kiss her . ) Miss Hard . Pray , sir , keep your distance . One would think you wanted ...
Page 281
... Don't be afraid , mamma , don't be afraid . Two of the five that kept here are hanged , and the other three may not find us . Don't be afraid . Is that a man that's galloping behind us ? No ; its only a tree . Don't be afraid . Mrs ...
... Don't be afraid , mamma , don't be afraid . Two of the five that kept here are hanged , and the other three may not find us . Don't be afraid . Is that a man that's galloping behind us ? No ; its only a tree . Don't be afraid . Mrs ...
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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