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His nimble wit hit on a plan. Vagrant as an unowned dog, he could roam the streets at pleasure. Why should he not sell newspapers-in a quarter of the town, be it understood, remote from both factory and Budge Street? He sold newspapers for three weeks before he was found out.
He felt an author's affection for these unowned bantlings, and we are told would stroll privately through the streets at night to hear them sung, listening to the comments and criticisms of bystanders, and observing the degree of applause which each received. Edmund Burke was a fellow-student with Goldsmith at the college.
"And what was such love worth? To force thee into a stolen match, and leave thee alone and unowned to the consequences!" "Peace!" exclaimed Christina, with crimson cheek and uplifted head. "Peace! My own dear lord loved me with true and generous love! None but myself knows how much. Not a word will I hear against that tender heart."
His vanity even relished this incense; and, though his reason could not help despising those that offered it, not one of them was sent away unowned by his munificence.
In a sad voice, with lowered eyes and quivering lips, she related her plaintive little history, disclosing her unbaptised shame, her unowned parentage, her desperately forlorn and lonely condition. And Robin listened amazed and perplexed. "It seems to be all my fault," concluded Innocent, sorrowfully "and yet it is not really so!
I have been so long diverted from this my favorite line, and that, too, without acquiring an attachment to my adopted one, that I am become a mongrel, of no decided order, unowned by any, and incapable of serving any. I should feel myself out of my true place too, to stand before McLurg. But why withdraw yourself?
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