Poems by Goldsmith and ParnellC.R. Wood, 1795 - 76 páginas |
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... first going to England he was in such distress , that he would have gladly become an usher to a country school ; but so destitute was he of friends to recommend him , that he could not without difficulty obtain even this low department ...
... first going to England he was in such distress , that he would have gladly become an usher to a country school ; but so destitute was he of friends to recommend him , that he could not without difficulty obtain even this low department ...
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... first engaged in the pursuits of literature . The earliest performance by him , now to be disco- vered , is “ The Memoirs of a Protestant , condemned to the Galleys of France for his Religion . Written by himself . Translated from the ...
... first engaged in the pursuits of literature . The earliest performance by him , now to be disco- vered , is “ The Memoirs of a Protestant , condemned to the Galleys of France for his Religion . Written by himself . Translated from the ...
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... first , and , probably , his only effort towards obtaining a permanent establishment . On the death of Mr. Mace , Gresham Professor of Civil Law , he became a candidate to succeed him ; but without success . In 1768 , his first play ...
... first , and , probably , his only effort towards obtaining a permanent establishment . On the death of Mr. Mace , Gresham Professor of Civil Law , he became a candidate to succeed him ; but without success . In 1768 , his first play ...
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... first intended by his friends to bury him in Westminster Abbey ; his pall was to have been supported by Lord Shelburne , Lord Louth , Sir Joshua Reynolds , the Honourable Mr. Beauclerc , Mr. Edmund Burke , and Mr. Garrick ; but a slight ...
... first intended by his friends to bury him in Westminster Abbey ; his pall was to have been supported by Lord Shelburne , Lord Louth , Sir Joshua Reynolds , the Honourable Mr. Beauclerc , Mr. Edmund Burke , and Mr. Garrick ; but a slight ...
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... first , best country , ever is at home . And yet , perhaps , if countries we compare , And estimate the blessings which they share , Though patriots flatter , still shall wisdom find An equal portion dealt to all mankind ; As different ...
... first , best country , ever is at home . And yet , perhaps , if countries we compare , And estimate the blessings which they share , Though patriots flatter , still shall wisdom find An equal portion dealt to all mankind ; As different ...
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