Goldsmith's Poems and PlaysJ.M. Dent, 1960 - 317 pages |
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Page 154
... leave you at liberty to refuse . Croaker . But I tell you , sir , the lady is not at liberty . It's a match . You see she says nothing . Silence gives consent . Leont . But , sir , she talked of force . Consider , sir , the cruelty of ...
... leave you at liberty to refuse . Croaker . But I tell you , sir , the lady is not at liberty . It's a match . You see she says nothing . Silence gives consent . Leont . But , sir , she talked of force . Consider , sir , the cruelty of ...
Page 266
... leave my house directly . Marlow . Leave your house ! -Sure , you jest , my good friend ! What , when I'm doing what I can to please you ! Hard . I tell you , sir , you don't please me ; so I desire you'll leave my house . Marlow . Sure ...
... leave my house directly . Marlow . Leave your house ! -Sure , you jest , my good friend ! What , when I'm doing what I can to please you ! Hard . I tell you , sir , you don't please me ; so I desire you'll leave my house . Marlow . Sure ...
Page 270
... leave us any more . It won't leave us , cousin Tony , will it ? Tony . O ! it's a pretty creature . No , I'd sooner leave my horse in a pound , than leave you when you smile upon one so . Your laugh makes you so becoming . Miss Neville ...
... leave us any more . It won't leave us , cousin Tony , will it ? Tony . O ! it's a pretty creature . No , I'd sooner leave my horse in a pound , than leave you when you smile upon one so . Your laugh makes you so becoming . Miss Neville ...
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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