The miscellaneous works of Oliver Goldsmith, including a variety of pieces now first collected by J. Prior, Volum 21853 |
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... feel a sickness which de- presses even the spirits of the brave ; these were unexpected distres- ses , and consequently assaulted me , unprepared to receive them ! You men of Europe think nothing of a voyage by sea . With us of China ...
... feel a sickness which de- presses even the spirits of the brave ; these were unexpected distres- ses , and consequently assaulted me , unprepared to receive them ! You men of Europe think nothing of a voyage by sea . With us of China ...
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... feel the pain of separation with stronger force ; those ties that bind me to my native country and you , are still unbroken . By every remove , only drag a greater length of chain . * I Could I find aught worth transmitting from so ...
... feel the pain of separation with stronger force ; those ties that bind me to my native country and you , are still unbroken . By every remove , only drag a greater length of chain . * I Could I find aught worth transmitting from so ...
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... feeling all the inconveniences of a crowd , and all the anxiety of being alone ? I know you reply , that the refined pleasure of growing every day wiser , is a sufficient recompense for every inconvenience . I know you will talk of the ...
... feeling all the inconveniences of a crowd , and all the anxiety of being alone ? I know you reply , that the refined pleasure of growing every day wiser , is a sufficient recompense for every inconvenience . I know you will talk of the ...
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... feel sorrow , says he , but not sink under its oppression . The heart of a wise man should resemble a mirror , which reflects every object without being sullied by any . The wheel of fortune turns incessantly round ; and who can say ...
... feel sorrow , says he , but not sink under its oppression . The heart of a wise man should resemble a mirror , which reflects every object without being sullied by any . The wheel of fortune turns incessantly round ; and who can say ...
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... feel no repugnance at my broad face and flat nose ; they perceive me to be a stranger , and that alone is a sufficient recommendation . They even seem to think it their duty to do the honors of the country by every act of com- plaisance ...
... feel no repugnance at my broad face and flat nose ; they perceive me to be a stranger , and that alone is a sufficient recommendation . They even seem to think it their duty to do the honors of the country by every act of com- plaisance ...
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