Oliver Goldsmith, 第 47 卷Twayne Publishers, 1967 - 202 頁 |
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第 12 頁
... Perhaps Goldsmith's pleasantest memo- ries of his experiences at Trinity College were of the nights when he slipped ... perhaps because of his college record , perhaps because he had wasted his time , perhaps because he chose to wear a ...
... Perhaps Goldsmith's pleasantest memo- ries of his experiences at Trinity College were of the nights when he slipped ... perhaps because of his college record , perhaps because he had wasted his time , perhaps because he chose to wear a ...
第 80 頁
... perhaps more aware of his kinship with the erring . The two sides of his nature , the melan- choly misanthrope and the wise and cheerful sage — the Man in Black and the Chinese Philosopher - were harmonized in Gold- smith's greatest ...
... perhaps more aware of his kinship with the erring . The two sides of his nature , the melan- choly misanthrope and the wise and cheerful sage — the Man in Black and the Chinese Philosopher - were harmonized in Gold- smith's greatest ...
第 82 頁
... perhaps be- cause he was not present at the original dinner , and perhaps be- cause Goldsmith's illness interrupted the poem before he had time to describe Johnson , his greatest friend . The last lines Goldsmith wrote cast a benign ...
... perhaps be- cause he was not present at the original dinner , and perhaps be- cause Goldsmith's illness interrupted the poem before he had time to describe Johnson , his greatest friend . The last lines Goldsmith wrote cast a benign ...
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