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The Traveller, and opened fruitless negotiations with Dodsley and Tonson.
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He took, says Mr. Forster,
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He soon hurried off to the quiet of Islington, as some say, to secretly write the erudite history of
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Goody Two-Shoes for Newbery. In 1765 various publications, or perhaps the money for
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The Vicar, enabled the author to move to larger chambers in Garden Court, close to his first set, and one of the most agreeable localities in the Temple. He now carried out his threat to Johnson--started a man-servant, and ran into debt with his usual gay and thoughtless vanity to Mr. Filby, the tailor, of Water Lane, for coats of divers colours. Goldsmith began to feel his importance, and determined to show it. In 1766
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The Vicar of Wakefield (price five shillings, sewed) secured his fame, but he still remained in difficulties. In 1767 he wrote The _Good-Natured Man_, knocked off an English Grammar for five guineas, and was only saved from extreme want by Davies employing him to write a
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History of Rome for 250 guineas. In 1767 Parson Scott (Lord Sandwich's chaplain), busily going about to negotiate for writers, describes himself as applying to Goldsmith; among others, to induce him to write in favour of the Administration.
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I found him, he said,
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added the Rev. Dr. Scott, indignantly,
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Commentaries, and the noise and dancing overhead nearly drove him mad, as it also did a Mr. Children, who succeeded him. What these noises arose from, Mr. Forster relates in his delightful biography of the poet. An Irish merchant named Seguin
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The Deserted Village. It was about this time that one of Goldy's Grub Street acquaintances called upon him, whilst he was conversing with Topham Beauclerk, and General Oglethorpe, and the fellow, telling Goldsmith that he was sorry he could not pay the two guineas he owed him, offered him a quarter of a pound of tea and half a pound of sugar as an acknowledgment.
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In 1771 he published his
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History of England.