Poems and PlaysDent, 1910 - 317 pages |
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Page xiv
... Croaker , it is at least worthy of passing notice that an Irish song of no particular literary merit should have succeeded in haunting the two foremost poets of their day . III Poetry brought Goldsmith fame , but money only indirectly ...
... Croaker , it is at least worthy of passing notice that an Irish song of no particular literary merit should have succeeded in haunting the two foremost poets of their day . III Poetry brought Goldsmith fame , but money only indirectly ...
Page xviii
... Croaker , " an admitted elaboration of Johnson's sketch of " Suspirius " in the Rambler , is a first - rate comic character , and the charlatan " Lofty , " a sort of " Beau Tibbs above - Stairs , " is almost as good . But , as Garrick's ...
... Croaker , " an admitted elaboration of Johnson's sketch of " Suspirius " in the Rambler , is a first - rate comic character , and the charlatan " Lofty , " a sort of " Beau Tibbs above - Stairs , " is almost as good . But , as Garrick's ...
Page 134
... 'er were sold , He feels no want of ill - persuading gold ; But , confident of praise , if praise be due , Trusts without fear , to merit , and to you . DRAMATIS PERSONA1 MEN Mr. Honeywood , Croaker , Lofty , 134 Prologue.
... 'er were sold , He feels no want of ill - persuading gold ; But , confident of praise , if praise be due , Trusts without fear , to merit , and to you . DRAMATIS PERSONA1 MEN Mr. Honeywood , Croaker , Lofty , 134 Prologue.
Page 135
... Bulkley . Olivia , Mrs. Mattocks . Mrs. Croaker , Garnet , Landlady , Mrs. Pitt . Mrs. Green . Mrs. White . Scene - LONDON The cast given is that of the piece as first acted . ] ANMORATI THE GOOD - NATUR'D MAN ' ACT THE FIRST. 135.
... Bulkley . Olivia , Mrs. Mattocks . Mrs. Croaker , Garnet , Landlady , Mrs. Pitt . Mrs. Green . Mrs. White . Scene - LONDON The cast given is that of the piece as first acted . ] ANMORATI THE GOOD - NATUR'D MAN ' ACT THE FIRST. 135.
Page 141
... Croaker is below . I came on purpose to tell you . Honeyw . Why didn't you show him up , blockhead ? Butler . Show him up , sir ? With all my heart , sir . Up or down , all's one to me . [ Exit . Jarvis . Ay , we have one or other of ...
... Croaker is below . I came on purpose to tell you . Honeyw . Why didn't you show him up , blockhead ? Butler . Show him up , sir ? With all my heart , sir . Up or down , all's one to me . [ Exit . Jarvis . Ay , we have one or other of ...
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