Goldsmith's Poems and PlaysJ.M. Dent, 1960 - 317 pages |
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Page 150
... expect more indulgence . Croaker . An only father , sir , might expect more obedience ; besides , has not your sister here , that never disobliged me in her life , as good a right as you ? He's a sad dog , Livy , my dear , and would ...
... expect more indulgence . Croaker . An only father , sir , might expect more obedience ; besides , has not your sister here , that never disobliged me in her life , as good a right as you ? He's a sad dog , Livy , my dear , and would ...
Page 162
... expect to be forgiven ? But hope has too long deceived me ! Croaker . Why then , child , it shan't deceive you now , for I forgive you this very moment . I forgive you all ; and now you are indeed my daughter . Olivia . O transport ...
... expect to be forgiven ? But hope has too long deceived me ! Croaker . Why then , child , it shan't deceive you now , for I forgive you this very moment . I forgive you all ; and now you are indeed my daughter . Olivia . O transport ...
Page 188
... expect happiness from him , who has been so bad an economist of his own ; and that I must disclaim his friendship , who ceases to be a friend to himself . [ Exit . Honeyw . How is this ! she has confessed she loved him , and yet she ...
... expect happiness from him , who has been so bad an economist of his own ; and that I must disclaim his friendship , who ceases to be a friend to himself . [ Exit . Honeyw . How is this ! she has confessed she loved him , and yet she ...
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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