The Poems and Plays of Oliver Goldsmith, Volume 1Hurst, 1889 - 245 pages |
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Page 114
... friendship and mine should be misunderstood . Honeyw . There's no answering for others , madam . But I hope you'll never find me presuming to offer more than the most delicate friendship may readily allow . Miss Rich . And I shall be ...
... friendship and mine should be misunderstood . Honeyw . There's no answering for others , madam . But I hope you'll never find me presuming to offer more than the most delicate friendship may readily allow . Miss Rich . And I shall be ...
Page 146
... friendship . Don't let us fall out ; make me happy , and let this be buried in oblivion . You know I hate ostentation ; you know I do . Come , come , Honewood , you know I always loved to be a friend , and not a patron . I beg this may ...
... friendship . Don't let us fall out ; make me happy , and let this be buried in oblivion . You know I hate ostentation ; you know I do . Come , come , Honewood , you know I always loved to be a friend , and not a patron . I beg this may ...
Page 155
... friendship who ceases to be a friend to himself . Exit . Honeyw . How is this ! she has confessed she loved him , and yet she seemed to part in displeasure . Can I have done any thing to reproach myself with ? No ; I believe not : yet ...
... friendship who ceases to be a friend to himself . Exit . Honeyw . How is this ! she has confessed she loved him , and yet she seemed to part in displeasure . Can I have done any thing to reproach myself with ? No ; I believe not : yet ...
Contents
POEMS | 9 |
THE TRAVELER or a Prospect of Society | 23 |
MISCELLANEOUS POEMS | 36 |
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