The Poems and Plays of Oliver GoldsmithJ. M. Dent, 1917 - 317 pages |
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... Hardcastles ( a Vicar and Mrs. Primrose promoted to the squirearchy ) , -- not content with the in- comparable and ... Hardcastle and Miss Neville are not only charming young women , but charm- ing characters , while Marlow and ...
... Hardcastles ( a Vicar and Mrs. Primrose promoted to the squirearchy ) , -- not content with the in- comparable and ... Hardcastle and Miss Neville are not only charming young women , but charm- ing characters , while Marlow and ...
Page 85
... Hardcastle , " but Mrs. Bulkley , who played that part , was no vocalist . Gold- smith himself sang it very agreeably to an Irish air , The Humours of Balamagairy . ( See Birkbeck Hill's Boswell , 1887 , ii . 219. ) ] [ 2 From ...
... Hardcastle , " but Mrs. Bulkley , who played that part , was no vocalist . Gold- smith himself sang it very agreeably to an Irish air , The Humours of Balamagairy . ( See Birkbeck Hill's Boswell , 1887 , ii . 219. ) ] [ 2 From ...
Page 215
... Hardcastle , Hastings , Tony Lumpkin , Diggory , WOMEN Mrs. Hardcastle , Miss Hardcastle , Miss Neville , Mr. Shuter . Mr. Dubellamy . Mr. Quick . Mr. Saunders . Mrs. Green . t of forenkle Mrs. Bulkley . Mrs. Kniveton . Maid , Miss ...
... Hardcastle , Hastings , Tony Lumpkin , Diggory , WOMEN Mrs. Hardcastle , Miss Hardcastle , Miss Neville , Mr. Shuter . Mr. Dubellamy . Mr. Quick . Mr. Saunders . Mrs. Green . t of forenkle Mrs. Bulkley . Mrs. Kniveton . Maid , Miss ...
Page 217
... HARDCASTLE Mrs. Hardcastle . I vow , Mr. Hardcastle , you're very particular . Is there a creature in the whole country , but ourselves , that does not take a trip to town now and then , to rub off the rust a little ? There's the two ...
... HARDCASTLE Mrs. Hardcastle . I vow , Mr. Hardcastle , you're very particular . Is there a creature in the whole country , but ourselves , that does not take a trip to town now and then , to rub off the rust a little ? There's the two ...
Page 218
... Hardcastle , you're for ever at your Dorothys and your old wifes . You may be a Darby , but I'll be no Joan , I promise you . I'm not so old as you'd make me , by more than one good year . Add twenty to twenty , and make money of that ...
... Hardcastle , you're for ever at your Dorothys and your old wifes . You may be a Darby , but I'll be no Joan , I promise you . I'm not so old as you'd make me , by more than one good year . Add twenty to twenty , and make money of that ...
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