The Poems and Plays of Oliver Goldsmith, Volume 1Hurst, 1889 - 245 pages |
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Page 112
... talk , and he loved to hear me talk : poor dear Dick . He used to say that Croaker rhymed to joke ; and so we used to laugh -- Poor Dick . [ Going to cry . Honeyw . His fate affects me . Croak . Ah , he grew sick of this miserable life ...
... talk , and he loved to hear me talk : poor dear Dick . He used to say that Croaker rhymed to joke ; and so we used to laugh -- Poor Dick . [ Going to cry . Honeyw . His fate affects me . Croak . Ah , he grew sick of this miserable life ...
Page 126
... talk my two hours without feeling the want of them . Mrs. Croak . The world is no stranger to Mr. Lofty's eminence in every capacity . Loft . I vow to gad , madam , you make me blush , I'm nothing , nothing , nothing in the world ; a ...
... talk my two hours without feeling the want of them . Mrs. Croak . The world is no stranger to Mr. Lofty's eminence in every capacity . Loft . I vow to gad , madam , you make me blush , I'm nothing , nothing , nothing in the world ; a ...
Page 169
... talk to me of suspects ? Croak . My dear sir , be pacified . What can you have but asking pardon ? Loft . Sir , I will not be pacified - Suspects ! Who am I ? To be used thus ! Have I paid court to men in favour to serve my friends ...
... talk to me of suspects ? Croak . My dear sir , be pacified . What can you have but asking pardon ? Loft . Sir , I will not be pacified - Suspects ! Who am I ? To be used thus ! Have I paid court to men in favour to serve my friends ...
Contents
POEMS | 9 |
THE TRAVELER or a Prospect of Society | 23 |
MISCELLANEOUS POEMS | 36 |
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