 I'll give thee nothing, returned I ; the guardians of the temple should pay you your wages, friend, and not permit you to squeeze thus from every spectator. When we pay our money at the door to see a show, we never give more as we are going out. Sure,...  The Poetical Works of Thomas Hood - Stran 251avtor: Thomas Hood - 1856Celotni ogled - O knjigi
 | Oliver Goldsmith - 1810 - 290 strani
...spectator. When we pay our money at the door to see. a show, we never give more as we are going out. Sure the guardians of the temple can never think they get enough. Show me the gate ; if I stay longer, I may probably meet with more of those ecclesiastical beggars."... | |
 | 1786 - 782 strani
...fpeilator. When we pay our money at the door to lee a (hew, we never give more as we are going out. Sure the guardians of the temple can never think they get enough I Shew me the gate ; if I (lay longer, I may probably meet with more ofthole eccieiiaftlcal beggars.'... | |
 | Oliver Goldsmith - 1809 - 314 strani
...spectator. When we pay our money at the door to see a show, we never give more as we are going out. Sure, the guardians of the temple can never think they get enough. Show me the gate ; if I stay longer, I may probably meet with more of those ecclesiastical beggars.... | |
 | Oliver Goldsmith - 1816 - 462 strani
...spectator. When we pay our money at the door to see a shew, we never give more as we are going out. Sure, the guardians of the temple can never think they get enough. Shew me the gate ; if I stay longer, I may probably meet with more of those ecclesiastical beggars.... | |
 | 1847 - 556 strani
...this figure be carried out to its utmost extent ! AN ADDRESS TO THE VERY REVEREND THE DEAN AND CHAPTER OF WESTMINSTER. " Sure the guardians of the temple can never think they get enough!" GOLDSMITH'S Citizen of the World. Yours surely are the dusty dead, — Gladly ye look from bust to... | |
 | Thomas Hood, John Hamilton Reynolds - 1825 - 162 strani
...DD James Tournay, 11.1). Andrew Bell, DD George Holcombe, DD SJcan and ©Jjaptet of Zitegtmfngter. ' Sure the Guardians of the Temple can never think they get enough." Citizen of the World. 1. OH, very reverend Dean and Chapter, Exhibitors of giant men, Hail to each surplice-back'd adapter... | |
 | 1825 - 424 strani
...the fees they exact on opening to public view the great national temple of our " illustrious dead :" Oh, very reverend dean and chapter, Exhibitors of giant men, Hail, to each surplice-back'd adapter Of England's dead, in her stone den! Ye teach us properly to prize Two-shilling... | |
 | Oliver Goldsmith - 1825 - 500 strani
...spectator. When we pay our money at the door to see a show, we never give more as we are going out. Sure, the guardians of the temple can never think they get enough. Show me the gate ; if I stay longer, T may probably meet with more of those ecclesiastical beggars.... | |
 | Oliver Goldsmith - 1835 - 362 strani
...spectator. When we pay our money at the door to see a show, we never give more as we are going out. Sure, the guardians of the temple can never think they get enough. Shew me the gate ; if I stay longer, I may probably meet with more of those ecclesiastical beggars."... | |
 | Oliver Goldsmith - 1837 - 578 strani
...spectator. When we pay our money at the door to see a show, we never give more as we are going out. Sure, the guardians of the temple can never think they get enough. Shew me the gate; if I stay longer, I may probably meet with more of those ecclesiastical heggars.... | |
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