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... furnished him with a guinea , for travelling expenses . He was but a stripling of sixteen , and being thus suddenly mounted on horseback , with money in his pocket , it is no wonder that his head was turned . He determined to play the ...
... furnished him with a guinea , for travelling expenses . He was but a stripling of sixteen , and being thus suddenly mounted on horseback , with money in his pocket , it is no wonder that his head was turned . He determined to play the ...
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... furnished him with fifty pounds , with which he set off for London , to enter on his studies at the Temple . Unfortunately , he fell in company at Dublin with a Roscommon acquaintance , one whose wits had been sharpened about town , who ...
... furnished him with fifty pounds , with which he set off for London , to enter on his studies at the Temple . Unfortunately , he fell in company at Dublin with a Roscommon acquaintance , one whose wits had been sharpened about town , who ...
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... furnished full earnest of the unrivalled splendor which awaited his meridian ; and finding us dwelling together in Essex Court , near himself , where he frequently visited my immortal friend , his warm heart became naturally ...
... furnished full earnest of the unrivalled splendor which awaited his meridian ; and finding us dwelling together in Essex Court , near himself , where he frequently visited my immortal friend , his warm heart became naturally ...
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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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