The Poems and Plays of Oliver Goldsmith, Volume 1Hurst, 1889 - 245 pages |
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Page 87
... modest Want and patient Sorrow dwell , Want pass'd for Merit at her door , Unseen the modest were supplied , Her constant pity fed the poor , - Then only poor , indeed , the day she died . And , oh ! for this , while sculpture decks thy ...
... modest Want and patient Sorrow dwell , Want pass'd for Merit at her door , Unseen the modest were supplied , Her constant pity fed the poor , - Then only poor , indeed , the day she died . And , oh ! for this , while sculpture decks thy ...
Page 217
... modest lover . This is your humble admirer , that kept his eyes fixed on the ground , and only adored at humble distance . Kate , Kate , art thou not ashamed to deceive your father so ? Miss Hard . Never trust me , dear papa , but he's ...
... modest lover . This is your humble admirer , that kept his eyes fixed on the ground , and only adored at humble distance . Kate , Kate , art thou not ashamed to deceive your father so ? Miss Hard . Never trust me , dear papa , but he's ...
Page 233
... modest , and uninteresting . Hard . ( Aside . ) This fellow's formal , modest impu- dence is beyond bearing . Sir Char . And you never grasped her hand , or made any protestations ? Mar. As heaven is my witness , I came down in obe ...
... modest , and uninteresting . Hard . ( Aside . ) This fellow's formal , modest impu- dence is beyond bearing . Sir Char . And you never grasped her hand , or made any protestations ? Mar. As heaven is my witness , I came down in obe ...
Contents
POEMS | 9 |
THE TRAVELER or a Prospect of Society | 23 |
MISCELLANEOUS POEMS | 36 |
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