Oliver GoldsmithH. Jenkins, 1951 - 286 pages |
From inside the book
Results 1-3 of 40
Page 52
... resulting from the Union of 1707 . The second rebellion , as Goldsmith himself noted , had con- siderably increased the ... result of channels running down the centre , channels that were in effect open sewers into which any incidental ...
... resulting from the Union of 1707 . The second rebellion , as Goldsmith himself noted , had con- siderably increased the ... result of channels running down the centre , channels that were in effect open sewers into which any incidental ...
Page 141
... result , he offered Goldsmith the editorship of a new magazine he was bringing out , a 32 - page publication modelled on the lines of Johnson's highly successful Rambler . The salary was to be two guineas a week , equivalent to about ...
... result , he offered Goldsmith the editorship of a new magazine he was bringing out , a 32 - page publication modelled on the lines of Johnson's highly successful Rambler . The salary was to be two guineas a week , equivalent to about ...
Page 259
... result of which , Cumberland was about to tear them up when Johnson snatched the paper and in a loud voice read them . Cumberland had no recollection of the verses beyond the fact that they were serious and complimentary . In February ...
... result of which , Cumberland was about to tear them up when Johnson snatched the paper and in a loud voice read them . Cumberland had no recollection of the verses beyond the fact that they were serious and complimentary . In February ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 7 |
IRELAND | 15 |
SCOTLAND THE MEDICAL STUDENT | 51 |
Copyright | |
4 other sections not shown
Common terms and phrases
afterwards appeared Austin Dobson Ballymahon became biographer bookseller Boswell brother Burke Catherine century character Charles Club College Colman comedy Court Covent Garden critic dear death died dinner Doctor Goldsmith Dublin Edinburgh eighteenth-century Elphin England English epitaph fact Forster Garrick genius gentleman George Primrose Gold Goldsmith wrote Griffiths guineas Gwynn Hawes History Hodson Horace Walpole humour included Ireland Irish Irishman John Newbery Johnson lady Lane later letter Lissoy literary living lodging London Lord married mother never Newbery Oliver Goldsmith Oliver's Percy play poem poet poor possessed pounds poverty probably published Review Reynolds seems sent shillings sizar Stephen Gwynn Stoops to Conquer story Street Temple Thrale tion to-day told took Traveller Trinity Trinity College Vicar of Wakefield Voltaire volumes Walpole William writing written