The Poems and Plays of Oliver Goldsmith, Volume 1Hurst, 1889 - 245 pages |
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Page 141
... Sir William Honeywood , the man was utterly impracticable . Sir Wil . His uncle ! then that gentleman , I suppose , is a particular friend of yours . Loft . Meaning me , sir ? -Yes , madam , as I often said , My dear Sir William , you ...
... Sir William Honeywood , the man was utterly impracticable . Sir Wil . His uncle ! then that gentleman , I suppose , is a particular friend of yours . Loft . Meaning me , sir ? -Yes , madam , as I often said , My dear Sir William , you ...
Page 142
... Sir Wil . A thought strikes me . ( Aside . ) Now you mention Sir William Honeywood , madam , and as he seems , sir , an acquaintance of yours , you'll be glad to hear he is arrived from Italy ; I had it from a friend who knows him as ...
... Sir Wil . A thought strikes me . ( Aside . ) Now you mention Sir William Honeywood , madam , and as he seems , sir , an acquaintance of yours , you'll be glad to hear he is arrived from Italy ; I had it from a friend who knows him as ...
Page 143
... Sir Wil . The letter , sir , will do quite as well . Loft . Zounds ! sir , do you pretend to direct me ? direct me in the business of office ? Do you know me , sir ? who am I ? Miss Rich . Dear Mr. Lofty , this request is not so much ...
... Sir Wil . The letter , sir , will do quite as well . Loft . Zounds ! sir , do you pretend to direct me ? direct me in the business of office ? Do you know me , sir ? who am I ? Miss Rich . Dear Mr. Lofty , this request is not so much ...
Contents
POEMS | 9 |
THE TRAVELER or a Prospect of Society | 23 |
MISCELLANEOUS POEMS | 36 |
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