Poems and PlaysMessrs. Price, Sleater, 1785 - 274 pages |
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Page i
... thefe Memoirs , which were published in London , foon after the death of Dr. Goldsmith , were feveral mistakes , with respect to our author's age , the time of his admiflion into the college of Dublin , & c . which are here corrected ...
... thefe Memoirs , which were published in London , foon after the death of Dr. Goldsmith , were feveral mistakes , with respect to our author's age , the time of his admiflion into the college of Dublin , & c . which are here corrected ...
Page viii
... thefe occafions , purpofely to throw themfelves in his way , that they might profit by it immediately after ; * A fubfcription , however , has fince been raised by his friends , to defray the expence of a marble monument which is now ...
... thefe occafions , purpofely to throw themfelves in his way , that they might profit by it immediately after ; * A fubfcription , however , has fince been raised by his friends , to defray the expence of a marble monument which is now ...
Page x
... thefe anecdotes cannot conclude without declaring , that they are all founded upon facts , and collected by one who lived with him upon the most friendly footing for a great number of years , and who never felt any forrow more fenfibly ...
... thefe anecdotes cannot conclude without declaring , that they are all founded upon facts , and collected by one who lived with him upon the most friendly footing for a great number of years , and who never felt any forrow more fenfibly ...
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... - tremes of refinement , Painting and Mufic come in for a fhare . As thefe offer the feeble mind a lefs laborious entertainment , they at firft rival Poetry , and at length fupplant her ; they engrofs all that favour once fhewn TO THE.
... - tremes of refinement , Painting and Mufic come in for a fhare . As thefe offer the feeble mind a lefs laborious entertainment , they at firft rival Poetry , and at length fupplant her ; they engrofs all that favour once fhewn TO THE.
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... are few can judge better than yourself , how far thefe pofitions are illuftrated in this Poem . DEAR SIR , I am !, YOUR MOST AFFECTIONATE BROTHER , OLIVER GOLDSMITH . THE LLER . * TRAVEL LE R. * REMOTE , 24 DEDICATION .
... are few can judge better than yourself , how far thefe pofitions are illuftrated in this Poem . DEAR SIR , I am !, YOUR MOST AFFECTIONATE BROTHER , OLIVER GOLDSMITH . THE LLER . * TRAVEL LE R. * REMOTE , 24 DEDICATION .
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