Goldy: The Life and Times of Oliver GoldsmithTwayne Publishers, 1961 - 367 oldal |
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64. oldal
... look smart . " I know not how it happens , but there appears a sickly delicacy in the faces of their finest women . This may have introduced the use of paint , and paint produces wrinkles , so that a fine lady shall look like a hag at ...
... look smart . " I know not how it happens , but there appears a sickly delicacy in the faces of their finest women . This may have introduced the use of paint , and paint produces wrinkles , so that a fine lady shall look like a hag at ...
157. oldal
... look which expresses that it is coming or when he has said it from a look that expresses it has come . During one of the disputes when the Whigs , " the cursed Whigs , " " the bot- tomless Whigs , " as Johnson calls them , have become ...
... look which expresses that it is coming or when he has said it from a look that expresses it has come . During one of the disputes when the Whigs , " the cursed Whigs , " " the bot- tomless Whigs , " as Johnson calls them , have become ...
311. oldal
... looks around with a smirk , and ogles the ladies . " Look - look - there's that devil Wilkes - you can tell him by the squint . " He wears a scarlet suit edged with gold . Hugh Kelly looks all the blacker in black . The prim looking ...
... looks around with a smirk , and ogles the ladies . " Look - look - there's that devil Wilkes - you can tell him by the squint . " He wears a scarlet suit edged with gold . Hugh Kelly looks all the blacker in black . The prim looking ...
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acquaintance appears asks Ballymahon Beau Beauclerc Bennet Langton better bookseller Boswell Burke calls CHAPTER Club coach coat Colman comedy comes conversation Covent Garden cries David Garrick Davies dear dinner Doctor door dressed Dublin Duke Edgeworthstown Edmund Burke English eyes face fashion fellow Fleet Street French friends Garrick gentleman George Steevens Gerrard Street give goes Gold Goldy guinea half hand head hear History honor Horace Walpole Horneck Ireland Irish Johnson Kelly ladies Langton laugh learned Leicester Square literary live London look Lord nature never Newbery night Oliver Goldsmith painted party play poem poet poor pounds replies Reynolds says Goldsmith Shoemaker's Holiday Sir Joshua sizar society speak Street talk taste tavern tell Temple theater tion Tom Davies town turns Uncle Contarine walk wine write young