Poems and PlaysDent, 1975 - 258 pages |
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... friendship makes me unfit to share in this good humour : I know you'll pardon me . MRS . CROAKER . I vow he seems as melancholy as if he had taken a dose husband this morning . Well , if Richland here can pardon you , of my I must ...
... friendship makes me unfit to share in this good humour : I know you'll pardon me . MRS . CROAKER . I vow he seems as melancholy as if he had taken a dose husband this morning . Well , if Richland here can pardon you , of my I must ...
Page 46
... friendship , I ex- pected advice and assistance ; but now , Sir , I see that it is vain to expect happiness from him , who has been so bad an economist of 10 his own ; and that I must disclaim his friendship , who ceases to be a friend ...
... friendship , I ex- pected advice and assistance ; but now , Sir , I see that it is vain to expect happiness from him , who has been so bad an economist of 10 his own ; and that I must disclaim his friendship , who ceases to be a friend ...
Page 59
... friendship but credulity . I 10 saw , with regret , great talents and extensive learning , only employed to add sprightliness to error , and encrease your perplexities . I saw your mind with a thousand natural charms : but the greatness ...
... friendship but credulity . I 10 saw , with regret , great talents and extensive learning , only employed to add sprightliness to error , and encrease your perplexities . I saw your mind with a thousand natural charms : but the greatness ...
Contents
Prologue of Laberius | 133 |
Description of an Authors BedChamber | 139 |
an Oratorio | 147 |
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