The Poems and Plays of Oliver Goldsmith, Volume 1Hurst, 1889 - 245 pages |
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... daughter- Croak . Not my daughter ! Oliv . Not your daughter - but a mean deceiver - who -support me , I cannot- Honeyw . Help , she's going ; give her air . Croak . Ay , ay , take the young woman to the air ; I would not hurt a hair of ...
... daughter- Croak . Not my daughter ! Oliv . Not your daughter - but a mean deceiver - who -support me , I cannot- Honeyw . Help , she's going ; give her air . Croak . Ay , ay , take the young woman to the air ; I would not hurt a hair of ...
Page 184
... daughter , and a pretty son ? Hast . We have not seen the gentleman ; but he has the family you mention . Tony . The daughter , a tall , trapesing , trolloping , talkative may - pole ; the son , a pretty , well - bred , agree- able ...
... daughter , and a pretty son ? Hast . We have not seen the gentleman ; but he has the family you mention . Tony . The daughter , a tall , trapesing , trolloping , talkative may - pole ; the son , a pretty , well - bred , agree- able ...
Page 242
... daughter . Mar. Daughter ! This lady your daughter ? Hard . Yes , sir , my only daughter : my Kate ; whose else should she be ? Mar. Oh , the devil ! Miss Hard . Yes , sir , that very identical tall squinting lady you were pleased to ...
... daughter . Mar. Daughter ! This lady your daughter ? Hard . Yes , sir , my only daughter : my Kate ; whose else should she be ? Mar. Oh , the devil ! Miss Hard . Yes , sir , that very identical tall squinting lady you were pleased to ...
Contents
POEMS | 9 |
THE TRAVELER or a Prospect of Society | 23 |
MISCELLANEOUS POEMS | 36 |
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