Works, Volumen16G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1897 |
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... fortune and absurdity by the death of an uncle . The youth , before setting up for a gentleman , had been an attorney's apprentice , and was an arrant pettifogger in money - matters . Never were two beings more illy assorted than he and ...
... fortune and absurdity by the death of an uncle . The youth , before setting up for a gentleman , had been an attorney's apprentice , and was an arrant pettifogger in money - matters . Never were two beings more illy assorted than he and ...
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... fortune's wheel , and , let it revolve ever so fast , are insensible of the motion . I seem to have been tied to the circumference , and whirled disagreeably round , as if on a whirligig . " He then runs into a whimsical and extrava ...
... fortune's wheel , and , let it revolve ever so fast , are insensible of the motion . I seem to have been tied to the circumference , and whirled disagreeably round , as if on a whirligig . " He then runs into a whimsical and extrava ...
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... fortune , had he been knowing and worldly enough to profit by it . Unluckily the path to fortune lay through the aristocratical mazes of Northumberland House , and the poet blundered at the outset . The following is the account he used ...
... fortune , had he been knowing and worldly enough to profit by it . Unluckily the path to fortune lay through the aristocratical mazes of Northumberland House , and the poet blundered at the outset . The following is the account he used ...
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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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