Excerpt from The Life and Times of Oliver Goldsmith, Vol. 3 of 4
European Magazine, xxiv.94. Cooke tells us that his own account of this selection was that he did nothing but mark the particular passages with a red-lead pencil, and for this he got He only got a fourth of that sum, as we see; the rest, perhaps, was a little braggadocio for admirers at the Wednesday Club.
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