The miscellaneous works of Oliver Goldsmith, including a variety of pieces now first collected by J. Prior, Volum 21853 |
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... HEART , -May the wings of peace rest upon thy dwelling , and the shield of conscience preserve thee from vice and misery ! For all thy favors accept my gratitude and esteem , the only tributes a poor philosophic wanderer can return ...
... HEART , -May the wings of peace rest upon thy dwelling , and the shield of conscience preserve thee from vice and misery ! For all thy favors accept my gratitude and esteem , the only tributes a poor philosophic wanderer can return ...
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... heart full of sorrow , my dear Altangi , that I must inform you , that what the world calls happiness must now be yours no longer . Our great emperor's displeasure at your leaving China , contrary to the rules of our government , and ...
... heart full of sorrow , my dear Altangi , that I must inform you , that what the world calls happiness must now be yours no longer . Our great emperor's displeasure at your leaving China , contrary to the rules of our government , and ...
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... 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 within himself , I shall to - day be uppermost ? We should hold 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 within himself , I shall to - day be uppermost ? We should hold the ...
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... heart , who seeks to know the men of every country , who desires to discover those differences which result from climate , religion , education , prejudice , and partiality . that a I should think my time very ill bestowed , were the ...
... heart , who seeks to know the men of every country , who desires to discover those differences which result from climate , religion , education , prejudice , and partiality . that a I should think my time very ill bestowed , were the ...
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... heart upon paper , and to send thee daily a map of my mind ! I am every day better reconciled to the people among whom I reside , and begin to fancy , that in time I shall find them more opulent , more charitable , and more hospitable ...
... heart upon paper , and to send thee daily a map of my mind ! I am every day better reconciled to the people among whom I reside , and begin to fancy , that in time I shall find them more opulent , more charitable , and more hospitable ...
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