The poetical works of Oliver GoldsmithBell and Daldy, 1870 - 192 pages |
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Page xxvii
... countries to divert his mind from his dangerous pursuits , as well as to enlarge the cirlce of his knowledge . The Doctor also lent him money to enable him to prosecute this scheme ; but his assistance LIFE OF GOLDSMITH . xxvii.
... countries to divert his mind from his dangerous pursuits , as well as to enlarge the cirlce of his knowledge . The Doctor also lent him money to enable him to prosecute this scheme ; but his assistance LIFE OF GOLDSMITH . xxvii.
Page xxxi
... Doctor was accompanied by a very interesting account of his travels and adventures . It was not to be expected that a situation which taxes more severely than any other the patience , the temper , and the intellects of a scholar ...
... Doctor was accompanied by a very interesting account of his travels and adventures . It was not to be expected that a situation which taxes more severely than any other the patience , the temper , and the intellects of a scholar ...
Page xliii
... Doctor says " Sir W. Scott has written to ask if I had found among Bishop Bennett's papers some letters relating to Goldsmith , which passed be- tween him and Burke and Johnson , and Morley , and which were supposed to be in the ...
... Doctor says " Sir W. Scott has written to ask if I had found among Bishop Bennett's papers some letters relating to Goldsmith , which passed be- tween him and Burke and Johnson , and Morley , and which were supposed to be in the ...
Page lv
... Doctor Percy , who was of the party , was surprised at the great lexicogra- pher's unusual spruceness and elegance of dress ; which Johnson accounted for by saying , " that Goldsmith justified his disregard of cleanliness and decency by ...
... Doctor Percy , who was of the party , was surprised at the great lexicogra- pher's unusual spruceness and elegance of dress ; which Johnson accounted for by saying , " that Goldsmith justified his disregard of cleanliness and decency by ...
Page lvi
... Doctor all was ruined , for without two guineas he could not buy a cage to present them in . The Doctor un- fortunately , as he said himself , had but half a guinea , which he offered , but Jack was not to be beat out of his scheme . He ...
... Doctor all was ruined , for without two guineas he could not buy a cage to present them in . The Doctor un- fortunately , as he said himself , had but half a guinea , which he offered , but Jack was not to be beat out of his scheme . He ...
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