Oliver GoldsmithH. Jenkins, 1951 - 286 pages |
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Page 48
... suggesting that Goldsmith went off and wrote a minute account of the adven- ture he had already told at length , and ... suggested that someone having access to Mrs. Hodson's manuscript deliberately constructed the letter as a joke . If ...
... suggesting that Goldsmith went off and wrote a minute account of the adven- ture he had already told at length , and ... suggested that someone having access to Mrs. Hodson's manuscript deliberately constructed the letter as a joke . If ...
Page 52
... suggested then , as it suggests to - day , a gigantic fishbone stretching from Holyrood to the Castle , with an endless succession of short , narrow " closes " leading off at right angles . The houses , exceptionally high , and ...
... suggested then , as it suggests to - day , a gigantic fishbone stretching from Holyrood to the Castle , with an endless succession of short , narrow " closes " leading off at right angles . The houses , exceptionally high , and ...
Page 193
... suggested that this fact may have crystallized Edmund's decision to drop all further progress in the Law , since in ... suggest to Dodsley , the publisher , a summary of the events of each year in volume form . Dodsley saw the ...
... suggested that this fact may have crystallized Edmund's decision to drop all further progress in the Law , since in ... suggest to Dodsley , the publisher , a summary of the events of each year in volume form . Dodsley saw the ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 7 |
IRELAND | 15 |
SCOTLAND THE MEDICAL STUDENT | 51 |
Copyright | |
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