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... amusing eccentricity of manners , and a vein of quiet and peculiar humor , rendered him a general favorite , and a trifling incident soon induced his uncle's family to concur in his mother's opinion of his genius . A number of young ...
... amusing eccentricity of manners , and a vein of quiet and peculiar humor , rendered him a general favorite , and a trifling incident soon induced his uncle's family to concur in his mother's opinion of his genius . A number of young ...
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... amusing account of Gold- smith in his literary character . " Early in January he called upon me one morning before I was up , and , on my entering the room , I recognized my old acquaintance , dressed in a rusty , full - trimmed black ...
... amusing account of Gold- smith in his literary character . " Early in January he called upon me one morning before I was up , and , on my entering the room , I recognized my old acquaintance , dressed in a rusty , full - trimmed black ...
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... amusing picture of Reynolds's hospitable but motley establish- ment , in an account given by a Mr. Courtenay to Sir James Mackintosh ; though it speaks of a time after Reynolds had received the honor of knighthood . " There was ...
... amusing picture of Reynolds's hospitable but motley establish- ment , in an account given by a Mr. Courtenay to Sir James Mackintosh ; though it speaks of a time after Reynolds had received the honor of knighthood . " There was ...
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Improvident Marriages in the Gold | 21 |
Goldsmith Rejected by the Bishop | 41 |
Sallies Forth as a Law Student | 52 |
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