 | Oliver Goldsmith - 1774 - 70 sider
...title of * Chinefe Letters.' Fortune now feemed to take fome notice of a man (he had long neglected. The Simplicity of his character, the integrity of his heart, and the merit of his productions, made his company very acceptable to a number of refpectable perfons, and he emerged from his Shabby... | |
 | Oliver Goldsmith - 1780 - 204 sider
...feveral literati, and to moft of the bookfellers by whom he was afterward? patronized. The fimplicity of his character, the integrity of his heart, and the merit of his produdtions, made his company very acceptable to a number of refpectable perfons; and, about the middle... | |
 | 716 sider
...(Unction and reward. Fortune now feemed to take fome notice of a man {he had long ncglcaed. The fimplicity of his character, the integrity of his heart, and the merit of his produ&ions, made his company very acceptaW* to a number of rcfpe&able families, and he emerged from... | |
 | 1791 - 302 sider
...his Citizen of the World originally appeared, under the title of " Chinefe Letters." The fimplicity of his character, the Integrity of his heart, and the merit of his productions, made his company very acceptable to a number of reipectable perfons ; and, about the middle of the... | |
 | Oliver Goldsmith - 1794 - 124 sider
...Chinefe Letters.' Fortune now feemcd to take fome notice of a man flie had long neglected. The fimplicity of his character, the integrity of his heart, and the merit of his productions, made his company very acceptable to a number of refpectable perfons; and, about the middle of the year... | |
 | G.W. Johnson - 1795 - 418 sider
...Dover in 1758. Fortune feemed now to take fome notice of a man fne had long neglected. The iimplicity of his character, the integrity of his heart, and the merit of his productions, made his company ac-, ceptable to the better fort; and he emerged from apartments he had rear the Old-Bailey,... | |
 | Colin Macfarquhar, George Gleig - 1797 - 414 sider
...Chinefe Letten. Fortune now feemed to take fome notice of a man fhe had long neglected. The fimplicity of his character, the integrity of his heart, and the merit of his productions, made his company very acceptable to a number of refpectable families ; and he emerged from his ihabby... | |
 | 1798 - 410 sider
...Chinefe Letters." Fortune feemed now to take fome notice of a man fhe had long neglected. The fimplicity of his character, the integrity of his heart, and the merit of his productions, made his company acceptable to the better fort ; and he emerged from apartments he had near the Old... | |
 | James Hardie - 1801 - 526 sider
...exhibited less. But fortune, at last, seemed to take some notice of a man, whom she had long neglected. The simplicity of his character, the integrity of his heart, and the merit of his productions, made his company very acceptable to a number of respectable families, and he emerged from his shabby... | |
 | 1802 - 302 sider
...writers in the Puhlic Ledger. — Fortune now seemed to take some notice of a man she had long neglected. The simplicity of his character, the integrity of his heart, and the merit of his productions, made his company very acceptahle to a numher of respectahle families, and he emerged from his shahhy... | |
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Fortune now seemed to take some notice of a man she had long neglected. The simplicity of his character, the integrity of his heart, and the merit of his productions, made his company very acceptable to a number of respectable... 
