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Page 529
Oliver Goldsmith. SIR I have received yours , and thank your partiality in my favour . You say words cannot express ... favours from the great myself , that I am utterly unacquainted with what kind of thanks they like best . Whether the P ...
Oliver Goldsmith. SIR I have received yours , and thank your partiality in my favour . You say words cannot express ... favours from the great myself , that I am utterly unacquainted with what kind of thanks they like best . Whether the P ...
Page 548
... favour , it is evident he cannot be a gainer . With equal players after a year's continuance of any particular game it will be found , that , whatever has been played for , the winnings on either side are very inconsider- able , and ...
... favour , it is evident he cannot be a gainer . With equal players after a year's continuance of any particular game it will be found , that , whatever has been played for , the winnings on either side are very inconsider- able , and ...
Page 701
... favour to ask , that's all . Bailiff . Ay , favours are more easily asked than granted , as we say among us that practice the law . I have taken an oath against granting favours . Would you have me perjure myself ? Honeyw . But my ...
... favour to ask , that's all . Bailiff . Ay , favours are more easily asked than granted , as we say among us that practice the law . I have taken an oath against granting favours . Would you have me perjure myself ? Honeyw . But my ...
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The Family use art which is opposed with still | 91 |
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