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... go to the University now , it must not be as a " pensioner , " as brother Henry has gone , but in the lower grade of ... goes to Dublin , shows by passing the neces- sary examination that the time at school has not altogether been thrown ...
... go to the University now , it must not be as a " pensioner , " as brother Henry has gone , but in the lower grade of ... goes to Dublin , shows by passing the neces- sary examination that the time at school has not altogether been thrown ...
Page 142
... goes as usual to drink tea with his pensioner , blind and peevish Miss Williams . Goldsmith , being a privileged man , goes with him , strutting away and calling to Boswell with an air of superiority , " like that of an esoteric over an ...
... goes as usual to drink tea with his pensioner , blind and peevish Miss Williams . Goldsmith , being a privileged man , goes with him , strutting away and calling to Boswell with an air of superiority , " like that of an esoteric over an ...
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... go bare , take ye no care , I nothing am acold , I stuff my skin so full within With jolly good ale and old . CHORUS ... goes forth but soon returns with a radiant countenance . To his surprise and delight , the coachman has actually ...
... go bare , take ye no care , I nothing am acold , I stuff my skin so full within With jolly good ale and old . CHORUS ... goes forth but soon returns with a radiant countenance . To his surprise and delight , the coachman has actually ...
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