The Poems and Plays of Oliver Goldsmith, Volume 1Hurst, 1889 - 245 pages |
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Page 164
... fool . Miss Rich . But with whom ? Croak . With greater fools than myself . Miss Rich . Explain . Croak . Why , Mr. Honeywood brought me here to 164 GOLDSMITH'S PLAYS .
... fool . Miss Rich . But with whom ? Croak . With greater fools than myself . Miss Rich . Explain . Croak . Why , Mr. Honeywood brought me here to 164 GOLDSMITH'S PLAYS .
Page 186
... fool you . Let them find that out . ( To them . ) You have only to keep on straightforward , till you come to a large old house by the road side . You'll see a pair of large horns over the door . That's the sign . Drive up the yard and ...
... fool you . Let them find that out . ( To them . ) You have only to keep on straightforward , till you come to a large old house by the road side . You'll see a pair of large horns over the door . That's the sign . Drive up the yard and ...
Page 207
... fool was I , to think a young man could learn modesty by travel- ling . He might as soon learn wit at a masquerade . Miss Hard . It seems all natural to him . Hard . A good deal assisted by bad company and a French dancing - master ...
... fool was I , to think a young man could learn modesty by travel- ling . He might as soon learn wit at a masquerade . Miss Hard . It seems all natural to him . Hard . A good deal assisted by bad company and a French dancing - master ...
Contents
POEMS | 9 |
THE TRAVELER or a Prospect of Society | 23 |
MISCELLANEOUS POEMS | 36 |
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