The Poetical Works ...Bell and Daldy, 1866 - 355 pages |
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... poor Lissoy sizar , un- satisfactory , and probably lazy , in his study of mathematics and logic , and receiving no credit either for his respectable classical knowledge , or for his clever knack of versification , was an object of ...
... poor Lissoy sizar , un- satisfactory , and probably lazy , in his study of mathematics and logic , and receiving no credit either for his respectable classical knowledge , or for his clever knack of versification , was an object of ...
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... poor as himself . Accord- ingly , though he now received from his uncle the last which can positively be traced of the small supplies which had been his chief dependence , his departure from Scotland had something of the nature of an ...
... poor as himself . Accord- ingly , though he now received from his uncle the last which can positively be traced of the small supplies which had been his chief dependence , his departure from Scotland had something of the nature of an ...
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... poor , was now becoming blind ; Uncle Contarine had sunk into dotage ; and Henry was labouring as curate and schoolmaster , in that lifelong poverty , in respect of which he , rather than the father , was the model of the clergyman of ...
... poor , was now becoming blind ; Uncle Contarine had sunk into dotage ; and Henry was labouring as curate and schoolmaster , in that lifelong poverty , in respect of which he , rather than the father , was the model of the clergyman of ...
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... poor man with whom he lodged was arrested for a small debt ; and the lodger was tempted , by the tears of the family , to pawn the clothes for money to pay the demand . In another week his own necessities drove him to pledging with an ...
... poor man with whom he lodged was arrested for a small debt ; and the lodger was tempted , by the tears of the family , to pawn the clothes for money to pay the demand . In another week his own necessities drove him to pledging with an ...
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Oliver Goldsmith. in the first decent lodging which poor Goldsmith was able to occupy . Those three years gave birth , with all those that followed , to many pieces of task - work not worth naming here , and probably to some that have ...
Oliver Goldsmith. in the first decent lodging which poor Goldsmith was able to occupy . Those three years gave birth , with all those that followed , to many pieces of task - work not worth naming here , and probably to some that have ...
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Ballads beauty blessings blest bliss bound in cloth breast BULKLEY Burke CHALDEAN CHARLES BENNETT CHARLES GRIFFIN charms cheer CHORUS cloth and gold cloth gilt elegant comedy Covent Garden cried David Garrick dear Edited EDMUND BURKE EPILOGUE essays eyes fame Fcap fear flies folly handsomely bound heart Heaven honour Illustrated Johnson Kilkenny labour land Lord luxury Memoir and Notes mind mirth MISS CATLEY never o'er OLIVER GOLDSMITH pain Pasty plain pleasure poem Poetical Poets poor praise pride rage raptures Recitative Reynolds rise ROBERT BELL round Royal 8vo scene SECOND PRIEST SECOND PROPHET sigh sinks sizar skies smiling SONG sorrow soul spread spurn Stoops to Conquer supplies swain sweet SWEET Auburn thee thine thou thoughts toil Toned Paper triumph turn Twas Ven'son village wealth weep Whitefoord WILLIAM SPALDING WOMAN wretch yonder youth