The Poems and Plays of Oliver Goldsmith, Volume 1Hurst, 1889 - 245 pages |
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... Loft . Then , madam , what can we do ? You know I never make promises . In truth , I once or twice tried to do something with him in the way of business ; but , as I often told his uncle , Sir William Honeywood , the man was utterly ...
... Loft . Then , madam , what can we do ? You know I never make promises . In truth , I once or twice tried to do something with him in the way of business ; but , as I often told his uncle , Sir William Honeywood , the man was utterly ...
Page 145
... Loft . How ! not know the friend that served you ? Honeyw . Can't guess at the person . Loft . Inquire . Honeyw . I have ; but all I can learn is , that he chooses to remain concealed , and that all inquiry must be fruitless . Loft ...
... Loft . How ! not know the friend that served you ? Honeyw . Can't guess at the person . Loft . Inquire . Honeyw . I have ; but all I can learn is , that he chooses to remain concealed , and that all inquiry must be fruitless . Loft ...
Page 146
Oliver Goldsmith. Loft . Yes , Honeywood : and there are instances to the contrary , that you shall never hear from myself . Honeyw . Ha ! dear sir , permit me to ask you but one question . Loft . Sir , ask me no questions ; I say , sir ...
Oliver Goldsmith. Loft . Yes , Honeywood : and there are instances to the contrary , that you shall never hear from myself . Honeyw . Ha ! dear sir , permit me to ask you but one question . Loft . Sir , ask me no questions ; I say , sir ...
Contents
POEMS | 9 |
THE TRAVELER or a Prospect of Society | 23 |
MISCELLANEOUS POEMS | 36 |
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