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Page vii
... continues to elude the awkward fingers of criticism . This dog and man at first were friends , But when a pique began , The dog , to gain some private ends , Went mad and bit the man . The original version of this stanza ( in the first ...
... continues to elude the awkward fingers of criticism . This dog and man at first were friends , But when a pique began , The dog , to gain some private ends , Went mad and bit the man . The original version of this stanza ( in the first ...
Page viii
... continue to be accepted as genuine . Clara Kirk , the author of the first Twayne's English Authors Series volume on Goldsmith , was clearly fascinated by her subject's double nature : rational , witty , ironically critical , yet also ...
... continue to be accepted as genuine . Clara Kirk , the author of the first Twayne's English Authors Series volume on Goldsmith , was clearly fascinated by her subject's double nature : rational , witty , ironically critical , yet also ...
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... continue his medical studies in Paris . Early in 1754 he set out . He may have had Paris in mind , but in fact he arrived in Leiden , an important center of medical edu- cation though no longer as prestigious as it had been under ...
... continue his medical studies in Paris . Early in 1754 he set out . He may have had Paris in mind , but in fact he arrived in Leiden , an important center of medical edu- cation though no longer as prestigious as it had been under ...
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