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... conversation took place at table between Goldsmith and Mr. Robert Dodsley , compiler of the well - known collection of modern poetry , as to the merits of the current poetry of the day . Goldsmith declared there was none of superior ...
... conversation took place at table between Goldsmith and Mr. Robert Dodsley , compiler of the well - known collection of modern poetry , as to the merits of the current poetry of the day . Goldsmith declared there was none of superior ...
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... conversation as a trial of intellectual vigor and skill . He had disci- plined himself as a talker as well as a writer , making it a rule to impart whatever he knew in the most forcible language he could put it in , so that by constant ...
... conversation as a trial of intellectual vigor and skill . He had disci- plined himself as a talker as well as a writer , making it a rule to impart whatever he knew in the most forcible language he could put it in , so that by constant ...
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... conversation of Johnson , " says he , " is strong and clear , and may be compared to an antique statue , where every vein and muscle is distinct and clear . " Such was the colloquial giant with which Goldsmith's celebrity and his habits ...
... conversation of Johnson , " says he , " is strong and clear , and may be compared to an antique statue , where every vein and muscle is distinct and clear . " Such was the colloquial giant with which Goldsmith's celebrity and his habits ...
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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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