Oliver GoldsmithH. Jenkins, 1951 - 286 pages |
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Page 48
... letter of thanks to that dear good man since you came home , no , says the Dr. I have not then says the Mother you are an ungrateful Savage a Monster in short the whole boddy of his Freinds which were present up braidd him for which he ...
... letter of thanks to that dear good man since you came home , no , says the Dr. I have not then says the Mother you are an ungrateful Savage a Monster in short the whole boddy of his Freinds which were present up braidd him for which he ...
Page 147
... letters had been published several times before ; Walpole's letter from Xo Ho , a Chinese philosopher in London , had , in fact , appeared only three years previously . But Gold- smith , light - hearted and indeed unscrupulous ...
... letters had been published several times before ; Walpole's letter from Xo Ho , a Chinese philosopher in London , had , in fact , appeared only three years previously . But Gold- smith , light - hearted and indeed unscrupulous ...
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... letter is undated , but the postmark on the envelope in which it is preserved is January 10th . " Dear Brother , " January 1770 . " I should have answered your letter sooner , but in truth I am not fond of thinking of the necessities of ...
... letter is undated , but the postmark on the envelope in which it is preserved is January 10th . " Dear Brother , " January 1770 . " I should have answered your letter sooner , but in truth I am not fond of thinking of the necessities of ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 7 |
IRELAND | 15 |
SCOTLAND THE MEDICAL STUDENT | 51 |
Copyright | |
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