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He then vifited great part of Flanders ; and after paffing fome time at Strafburgh and Louvain , where he obtained a degree of Bachelor in phyfic , he accompanied an English gentleman to Geneva . It is undoubtedly fact , that this ...
He then vifited great part of Flanders ; and after paffing fome time at Strafburgh and Louvain , where he obtained a degree of Bachelor in phyfic , he accompanied an English gentleman to Geneva . It is undoubtedly fact , that this ...
Page iv
That gentleman received him with the warmest affection , and liberally invited him to fhare his purfe till fome ... Dr. Milner , in inftructing the young gentlemen at the Academy at Peckham ; and acquitted himself greatly to to the ...
That gentleman received him with the warmest affection , and liberally invited him to fhare his purfe till fome ... Dr. Milner , in inftructing the young gentlemen at the Academy at Peckham ; and acquitted himself greatly to to the ...
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... Coleman's expectation , was received with uncommon applause by the audience ; and Goldfmith's pride was fo hurt by the feverity of the above obfervation , that it entirely put an end to his friendship for the gentleman who made it .
... Coleman's expectation , was received with uncommon applause by the audience ; and Goldfmith's pride was fo hurt by the feverity of the above obfervation , that it entirely put an end to his friendship for the gentleman who made it .
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Left alone to reflect , having emptied my fhelf , And " nobody with me at fea but myself ; " * Tho ' I could not help thinking my gentleman hafty Yet Johnfon and Burke , and a good venifon pafty , Were things that I never diflik'd in my ...
Left alone to reflect , having emptied my fhelf , And " nobody with me at fea but myself ; " * Tho ' I could not help thinking my gentleman hafty Yet Johnfon and Burke , and a good venifon pafty , Were things that I never diflik'd in my ...
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This gentleman was educated at Trinity College , Dublin ; but having wafted his patrimony , he enlifted as a foot foldier . Growing tired of that employment , he obtained his discharge , and became a scribbler in the newspapers .
This gentleman was educated at Trinity College , Dublin ; but having wafted his patrimony , he enlifted as a foot foldier . Growing tired of that employment , he obtained his discharge , and became a scribbler in the newspapers .
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| Title | Poems and Plays |
| Author | Oliver Goldsmith |
| Publisher | Messrs. Price, Sleater, 1785 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 21 Oct 2008 |
| Length | 274 pages |
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