The Miscellaneous Works of Oliver Goldsmith, M.B.Hastings, Etheridge, and Bliss, 1809 |
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... whole town is divided on this solemn oc- casion ; one has the finest pipe , the other the finest manner ; one curtsies to the ground , the other salutes the audience with a smile ; one comes on with mo- desty which asks , the other with ...
... whole town is divided on this solemn oc- casion ; one has the finest pipe , the other the finest manner ; one curtsies to the ground , the other salutes the audience with a smile ; one comes on with mo- desty which asks , the other with ...
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... whole mind being filled with a dead march , a funeral procession , a cat - call , a jig , or a tempest . There is perhaps nothing more easy than to write properly for the English theatre ; I am amazed that none are apprenticed to the ...
... whole mind being filled with a dead march , a funeral procession , a cat - call , a jig , or a tempest . There is perhaps nothing more easy than to write properly for the English theatre ; I am amazed that none are apprenticed to the ...
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... whole house with applause . But above all , a whining scene must strike most forcibly . I would advise , from my present knowledge of the audience , the two favourite players of the town to introduce a scene of this sort in every play ...
... whole house with applause . But above all , a whining scene must strike most forcibly . I would advise , from my present knowledge of the audience , the two favourite players of the town to introduce a scene of this sort in every play ...
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... whole community suffers with the innocent victim ; if therefore in order to secure the effects of one man , I should make a law which may take away the life of another , in such a case to attain a smaller good , I am guilty of a greater ...
... whole community suffers with the innocent victim ; if therefore in order to secure the effects of one man , I should make a law which may take away the life of another , in such a case to attain a smaller good , I am guilty of a greater ...
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... whole was conducted with the utmost regularity and decorum , and the com- pany , which made a brilliant appearance , were univer- sally of opinion , that the sport was high , the running fine , and the riders influenced by no bribe . It ...
... whole was conducted with the utmost regularity and decorum , and the com- pany , which made a brilliant appearance , were univer- sally of opinion , that the sport was high , the running fine , and the riders influenced by no bribe . It ...
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