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... Walter , Walter ! we laugh at speculators . Noble . Many indeed are ready enough to laugh at speculators , because many profit , or expect to profit , by established and widening abuses . Speculations toward evil lose their name by ...
... Walter , Walter ! we laugh at speculators . Noble . Many indeed are ready enough to laugh at speculators , because many profit , or expect to profit , by established and widening abuses . Speculations toward evil lose their name by ...
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... Walter Savage Landor ; v . 129 . P. 107 , 1. 2. amateur . Connoisseur . 1. 16. Amphitrites . Amphitrite was the wife of Poseidon ( the Roman Neptune ) . coquet . Coquetting . 1. 22. to dwell with Mesech ; Psalm cxx . 5 . P. 108 , 1. 9 ...
... Walter Savage Landor ; v . 129 . P. 107 , 1. 2. amateur . Connoisseur . 1. 16. Amphitrites . Amphitrite was the wife of Poseidon ( the Roman Neptune ) . coquet . Coquetting . 1. 22. to dwell with Mesech ; Psalm cxx . 5 . P. 108 , 1. 9 ...
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... Walter ) was an ancestor of Walter Savage Landor . He was Member of Parliament for Lichfield . He remonstrated with Cromwell , and after Charles was executed he retired from public life . This Conversation is supposed to take place some ...
... Walter ) was an ancestor of Walter Savage Landor . He was Member of Parliament for Lichfield . He remonstrated with Cromwell , and after Charles was executed he retired from public life . This Conversation is supposed to take place some ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 5 |
OLIVER GOLDSMITH | 11 |
An Evening at Vauxhall | 27 |
Copyright | |
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