Goldy: The Life and Times of Oliver GoldsmithTwayne Publishers, 1961 - 367 oldal |
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61. oldal
... play for people of fashion , but they always think his performance odious and never reward him even with a trifle . This is to him the more extraordi- nary , as , whenever he used , in better days , to play for com- pany , when playing ...
... play for people of fashion , but they always think his performance odious and never reward him even with a trifle . This is to him the more extraordi- nary , as , whenever he used , in better days , to play for com- pany , when playing ...
196. oldal
... play but wishes to be courted to it . But Goldsmith rejects all ideas of kindness in a bargain intended to be of mutual advantage to both parties . They separate , however , with an understanding_on Goldsmith's part that the play is to ...
... play but wishes to be courted to it . But Goldsmith rejects all ideas of kindness in a bargain intended to be of mutual advantage to both parties . They separate , however , with an understanding_on Goldsmith's part that the play is to ...
197. oldal
... play is abandoned to his discretion . “ Dear Sir , " says Goldsmith , in a letter dated July 9 , " I am very much obliged to you for your kind partiality in my favor , and your tenderness in shortening the interval of my expec- tation ...
... play is abandoned to his discretion . “ Dear Sir , " says Goldsmith , in a letter dated July 9 , " I am very much obliged to you for your kind partiality in my favor , and your tenderness in shortening the interval of my expec- tation ...
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A CITIZEN OF THE WORLD | 13 |
THE MISTAKES OF A NIGHT | 17 |
BURGERSDICIUS AND SMIGLECIUS | 25 |
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