Works, Volumen16G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1897 |
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Washington Irving. which he farmed , and of some occasional duties performed for his wife's uncle , the rector of an ... occasionally flooded by the river Inny . In this house Goldsmith was born , and it was a birthplace worthy of a poet ...
Washington Irving. which he farmed , and of some occasional duties performed for his wife's uncle , the rector of an ... occasionally flooded by the river Inny . In this house Goldsmith was born , and it was a birthplace worthy of a poet ...
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... occasionally in his retreat at Islington , was Hogarth the painter . Goldsmith had spoken well of him in his essays in the Public Ledger , and this formed the first link in their friendship . He was at this time upwards of sixty years ...
... occasionally in his retreat at Islington , was Hogarth the painter . Goldsmith had spoken well of him in his essays in the Public Ledger , and this formed the first link in their friendship . He was at this time upwards of sixty years ...
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... occasionally made him his guest both in town and country . Nugent is described as a jovial voluptuary , who left the ... occasional coarseness he was capa- ble of high thought , and had produced poems which showed a truly poetic vein ...
... occasionally made him his guest both in town and country . Nugent is described as a jovial voluptuary , who left the ... occasional coarseness he was capa- ble of high thought , and had produced poems which showed a truly poetic vein ...
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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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