The Poems and Plays of Oliver Goldsmith, Volume 1Hurst, 1889 - 245 pages |
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Page 140
... serve you . Having learned , madam , that you had some demands upon Government , I have , though unasked , been your solicitor there . Miss Rich . Sir , I'm infinitely obliged to your inten- tions . But my guardian has employed another ...
... serve you . Having learned , madam , that you had some demands upon Government , I have , though unasked , been your solicitor there . Miss Rich . Sir , I'm infinitely obliged to your inten- tions . But my guardian has employed another ...
Page 143
... serve but to sink us ! Thy false colourings , like those employed to heighten beauty , only seem to mend that bloom which they contribute to destroy . I'm not displeased at this interview : exposing this fellow's impudence to the con ...
... serve but to sink us ! Thy false colourings , like those employed to heighten beauty , only seem to mend that bloom which they contribute to destroy . I'm not displeased at this interview : exposing this fellow's impudence to the con ...
Page 169
... serve my friends ; the lords of the treasury , Sir William Honeywood , and the rest of the gang , and talk to me of ... served right , you should have your head stuck up in a pillory . Loft . Ay , stick it where you will ; for , by the ...
... serve my friends ; the lords of the treasury , Sir William Honeywood , and the rest of the gang , and talk to me of ... served right , you should have your head stuck up in a pillory . Loft . Ay , stick it where you will ; for , by the ...
Contents
POEMS | 9 |
THE TRAVELER or a Prospect of Society | 23 |
MISCELLANEOUS POEMS | 36 |
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