Oliver GoldsmithH. Jenkins, 1951 - 286 pages |
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Page 48
... 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 for a full halfe houre sat listening with grate composure and ...
... 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 for a full halfe houre sat listening with grate composure and ...
Page 72
... says William Coke , a fellow- writer who came to know Goldsmith very well in later years , " of his distresses on the Continent , such as living on the hospitality of friars in convents , sleeping in barns , and picking up a kind of ...
... says William Coke , a fellow- writer who came to know Goldsmith very well in later years , " of his distresses on the Continent , such as living on the hospitality of friars in convents , sleeping in barns , and picking up a kind of ...
Page 215
... says , the happiest years of his life were spent in their society . When Hazlitt met the Jessamy Bride in Northcote's studio about 1826 " she was still talking about her favourite Dr. Goldsmith with recollection and affection unabated ...
... says , the happiest years of his life were spent in their society . When Hazlitt met the Jessamy Bride in Northcote's studio about 1826 " she was still talking about her favourite Dr. Goldsmith with recollection and affection unabated ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 7 |
IRELAND | 15 |
SCOTLAND THE MEDICAL STUDENT | 51 |
Copyright | |
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