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Page 757
Oliver Goldsmith. Hardcastle . Very generous . Miss Hardcastle . I believe I shall like him . Hardcastle . Young and brave . Miss Hardcastle . I'm sure I shall like him . Hardcastle . And very handsome . Miss Hardcastle . My dear Papa ...
Oliver Goldsmith. Hardcastle . Very generous . Miss Hardcastle . I believe I shall like him . Hardcastle . Young and brave . Miss Hardcastle . I'm sure I shall like him . Hardcastle . And very handsome . Miss Hardcastle . My dear Papa ...
Page 780
... Miss Hardcastle . ( Aside ) Who could ever suppose this fellow impudent upon some occasions . ( To him ) You were going to observe , Sir Marlow . I was observing , madam - I protest , madam , I forget what I was going to observe . Miss ...
... Miss Hardcastle . ( Aside ) Who could ever suppose this fellow impudent upon some occasions . ( To him ) You were going to observe , Sir Marlow . I was observing , madam - I protest , madam , I forget what I was going to observe . Miss ...
Page 798
... Miss Hardcastle . I can't but laugh to think what time they all have for minding their work or their family . Marlow . ( Aside ) All's well , she don't laugh at me . ( Toher ) Do you ever work , child ? Miss Hardcastle . Ay , sure ...
... Miss Hardcastle . I can't but laugh to think what time they all have for minding their work or their family . Marlow . ( Aside ) All's well , she don't laugh at me . ( Toher ) Do you ever work , child ? Miss Hardcastle . Ay , sure ...
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Fresh mortifications or a demonstration that | 80 |
The Family use art which is opposed with still | 91 |
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