The Poems and Plays of Oliver Goldsmith, Volume 1Hurst, 1889 - 245 pages |
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... Bail . Yes , you may . Honeyw . Then , pray , sir , what is your name ? Bail . That I didn't promise to tell you . He ! he ! he ! A joke breaks no bones , as we say among us that practise the law . Honeyw . You may have reason for ...
... Bail . Yes , you may . Honeyw . Then , pray , sir , what is your name ? Bail . That I didn't promise to tell you . He ! he ! he ! A joke breaks no bones , as we say among us that practise the law . Honeyw . You may have reason for ...
Page 133
... Bail . Ah , favours are more easily asked than granted , as we say among us that practise the law . I have taken an oath against granting favours . Would you have me perjure myself ? Honeyw . But my request will come recommended in so ...
... Bail . Ah , favours are more easily asked than granted , as we say among us that practise the law . I have taken an oath against granting favours . Would you have me perjure myself ? Honeyw . But my request will come recommended in so ...
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... Bail . That's all my eye . The king only can pardon , as the law says ; for , set in case- Honeyw . I'm quite of your opinion , sir , I see the whole drift of your argument . Yes , certainly , our pre- suming to pardon any work , is ...
... Bail . That's all my eye . The king only can pardon , as the law says ; for , set in case- Honeyw . I'm quite of your opinion , sir , I see the whole drift of your argument . Yes , certainly , our pre- suming to pardon any work , is ...
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POEMS | 9 |
THE TRAVELER or a Prospect of Society | 23 |
MISCELLANEOUS POEMS | 36 |
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