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    jr i ^ e ^ i ^ fM % S ^ thfi : P ^ WSt . ^ 9 r onents tbe ^^^ passed togQth& ? Mi fowner occasions--rslie conclude ^ ^ ^ j ing thai spmething fljpst be pfyxw 4 p «* r one way or andther , j $ cc / ' This gratified William ^ jh < Wgh , opt without a mixture of jlj ^ e pai nful passion of jealousy .

    jjypich however was not so great jis to destroy the pleasure arising from this fresh token of her attachffnent to him . When in the evening he came into the Idtchen with features expressive / of an accession

    40 his happiness , Goldsmith accosted him in jhese words , Su , Jp \ illiam ' y you have had a letter 4 irora Yprkshire—what does she S ?* y to }* yi ., come teli me all about i \ y ¦ " Ves , " ixturued William j * odding-his head , * I have had a letter from Iforkshire , but I shan ' J

    tell jou Mr . Goldsmith auy thin » 5 t { x > at it ; no no , that will njever do , " " Well then , ** said Goldsmith after having put a few more questions wfcich were all negatived , " suppose IVilliamX tell you what the contents of the letter are , "

    when looking upon a newspaper * vbich he had in his hand he adds , frame I will xe ^ Ayo-w your letter j ^ sjt as I find it here •/ ' \ Vhei > he re-ad ^ loud the Several wo rds of whi ^ h ithe letter was composed , with a fitgndy countenance and wirhenut tfee jle ^ slb fylhe xwg ' qr hesiitation !

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    Will ym was tfiundBrstTOdc , > fe ^ came ve ^ y angry and exc laimed , ?< Xou ^ us » e ^ meiyery - iil Miy Gp / dsmith i you have 'ipj ^ n ^ d ; my leu ten Upoa ^ W » , <} ol d $ mith vm ^

    mediately unravelled the difficulty hy telKng him tjiat he Winselfliad tjhe p receding ^ evening written the fetter , and t&us i » ade ^? por IVilU am believe lhat it was his wisest

    way never to expect any opistfe -from his Dulci $ ea who had evidearly forsaken him nnd ought not therefore to be suffered for tbe time to come to disturb his repose J These , Sir , are the two atiecdatts

    of the humour , and cheerfulness of Goj . DSaMiT * f , which I latel y received ( rom , Miss Afciltter , whei * ( d rinking , tea witlv her , and which 1 wrote dp \ in immediately on njy retur © home , Ho \ vev < er trivial

    they may l > e ^ tbere are seme young persons itjo whojni fcfaey may prove acce ^ t afclo ^ They arfc ite * turally inquisitive respecting every particular in the history of a man , tp whom th ^ y A ' re , so much indebt ed ; for the perusal of his ** Gip *

    cian and Roman Hislorie ^' of 14 $ cc Auinmtod Nature , * ' of h » 44 , Chinese Let » tecs , of his eKquii . site * f Poems , " mtist ha > ro confii b . uted in no small degree to their intellectual improvement . I am jBir , Yout %

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  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), April 2, 1808, page 204, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2391/page/32/