The Poems and Plays of Oliver Goldsmith, Volume 1Hurst, 1889 - 245 pages |
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Page 148
... marriage would teach you to bear it the better afterwards . Oliv . To be gone a full hour , though he had only to get ... married in red ; and as sure as eggs is eggs , the bridegroom and she had a miff before morning . Oliv . No matter ...
... marriage would teach you to bear it the better afterwards . Oliv . To be gone a full hour , though he had only to get ... married in red ; and as sure as eggs is eggs , the bridegroom and she had a miff before morning . Oliv . No matter ...
Page 150
... married , think things can never be done too fast ; but we , that are old , and know what we are about , must elope methodically , madam , Oliv . Well , sure , if my indiscretions were to be done over again- Jarv . My life for it , you ...
... married , think things can never be done too fast ; but we , that are old , and know what we are about , must elope methodically , madam , Oliv . Well , sure , if my indiscretions were to be done over again- Jarv . My life for it , you ...
Page 159
... married , I assure you . Land . May be not . That's no business of mine ; for certain , Scotch marriages seldon turn out well . There was , of my own knowledge , Miss Macfag , that married her father's footman - alack - a - day , she ...
... married , I assure you . Land . May be not . That's no business of mine ; for certain , Scotch marriages seldon turn out well . There was , of my own knowledge , Miss Macfag , that married her father's footman - alack - a - day , she ...
Contents
POEMS | 9 |
THE TRAVELER or a Prospect of Society | 23 |
MISCELLANEOUS POEMS | 36 |
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