The Cabinet of Irish Literature: Selections from the Works of the Chief Poets, Orators, and Prose Writers of Ireland, Volume 1Gresham Publishing, 1909 - Authors, Irish |
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Page 72
... face as long as I shall . And while it passes current with me , that you en- deavour not to new - coin it . To which end , together with all vizards for the day , I pro- hibit all masks for the night made of oiled skins , and I know not ...
... face as long as I shall . And while it passes current with me , that you en- deavour not to new - coin it . To which end , together with all vizards for the day , I pro- hibit all masks for the night made of oiled skins , and I know not ...
Page 119
... face is uniform . But pray , sir , do you handle the pencil and give an ad- Fan . Your English ladies have good faces . Bel . So all travellers are pleased to say . Fan . But though my dress , sir , had the misfortune to fall under your ...
... face is uniform . But pray , sir , do you handle the pencil and give an ad- Fan . Your English ladies have good faces . Bel . So all travellers are pleased to say . Fan . But though my dress , sir , had the misfortune to fall under your ...
Page 148
... face cruelly pitted . On his recovery he was sent to the Rev. Mr. Griffin of Elphin , a master the very opposite of poor Byrne , and the worst that could be chosen for wayward , warm - hearted , romantic Goldsmith . At this school his ...
... face cruelly pitted . On his recovery he was sent to the Rev. Mr. Griffin of Elphin , a master the very opposite of poor Byrne , and the worst that could be chosen for wayward , warm - hearted , romantic Goldsmith . At this school his ...
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