Oliver GoldsmithH. Jenkins, 1951 - 286 pages |
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Page 49
... interest in his career . Her cottage was no longer his home . In future he could - and did - spend his time with his brother Henry or with Uncle Contarine . Contarine , the rock to which he invariably clung when the periodical floods of ...
... interest in his career . Her cottage was no longer his home . In future he could - and did - spend his time with his brother Henry or with Uncle Contarine . Contarine , the rock to which he invariably clung when the periodical floods of ...
Page 142
... interest the student . That abiding phenomenon , the emergence and expansion of literary genius from the cocoon of inexperience , the increasing sureness of touch and capacity to select , and , in Goldsmith's case particularly , the ...
... interest the student . That abiding phenomenon , the emergence and expansion of literary genius from the cocoon of inexperience , the increasing sureness of touch and capacity to select , and , in Goldsmith's case particularly , the ...
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... interest to making inroads upon private life " , a charge which , not without justification , has been made a good many times since . " No condition is now too obscure for its abuse , " said Goldsmith ; " the protector has become the ...
... interest to making inroads upon private life " , a charge which , not without justification , has been made a good many times since . " No condition is now too obscure for its abuse , " said Goldsmith ; " the protector has become the ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 7 |
IRELAND | 15 |
SCOTLAND THE MEDICAL STUDENT | 51 |
Copyright | |
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