The Poems and Plays of Oliver Goldsmith, Volume 1Hurst, 1889 - 245 pages |
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Page 157
... letter again . I have it . This letter requires twenty guineas to be left at the bar of the Talbot Inn . If it be indeed an incendiary letter , what if you and I , sir , go there ; and when the writer comes to be paid for his expected ...
... letter again . I have it . This letter requires twenty guineas to be left at the bar of the Talbot Inn . If it be indeed an incendiary letter , what if you and I , sir , go there ; and when the writer comes to be paid for his expected ...
Page 167
... letter did come to me from Newmarket , so that he must have met his lordship there ; and so it came about . I have his letter about me ; I'll read it to you . ( Taking out a large bundle . ) That's from Paolia of Corsica , that from the ...
... letter did come to me from Newmarket , so that he must have met his lordship there ; and so it came about . I have his letter about me ; I'll read it to you . ( Taking out a large bundle . ) That's from Paolia of Corsica , that from the ...
Page 227
... letter itself . Tony . I could wish to know though ( turning the letter and gazing on it . ) Miss Nev . ( Aside . ) Undone ? undone ! A letter to him from Hastings . I know the hand . If my aunt sees it , we are ruined for ever . I'll ...
... letter itself . Tony . I could wish to know though ( turning the letter and gazing on it . ) Miss Nev . ( Aside . ) Undone ? undone ! A letter to him from Hastings . I know the hand . If my aunt sees it , we are ruined for ever . I'll ...
Contents
POEMS | 9 |
THE TRAVELER or a Prospect of Society | 23 |
MISCELLANEOUS POEMS | 36 |
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