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... never to see him more ; never to return after all his wandering to the friend of his infancy : never to revisit his early and fondly remem- bered haunts at " sweet Lissoy " and Bally- mahon . The Agreeable Chapter v . Fellow ...
... never to see him more ; never to return after all his wandering to the friend of his infancy : never to revisit his early and fondly remem- bered haunts at " sweet Lissoy " and Bally- mahon . The Agreeable Chapter v . Fellow ...
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... never hoped , and therefore never bor- rowed . In his sternest trials he proudly bore the ills he could not master . In his youth , when some unknown friend , seeing his shoes completely worn out , left a new pair at his chamber - door ...
... never hoped , and therefore never bor- rowed . In his sternest trials he proudly bore the ills he could not master . In his youth , when some unknown friend , seeing his shoes completely worn out , left a new pair at his chamber - door ...
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... never perceived my not eat- ing , nor suspected the anguish of my heart ; but when all were gone except Johnson here , I burst out a - crying , and even swore that I would never write again . " Dr. Johnson sat in amaze at the odd frank ...
... never perceived my not eat- ing , nor suspected the anguish of my heart ; but when all were gone except Johnson here , I burst out a - crying , and even swore that I would never write again . " Dr. Johnson sat in amaze at the odd frank ...
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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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