The miscellaneous works of Oliver Goldsmith, including a variety of pieces now first collected by J. Prior, Volum 21853 |
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... inhabitants ; none of that beautiful gilding which makes a principal ornament in Chinese architecture . * The streets of Nan- * [ " The beauty of the ornamental gateways in the middle of Chinese kin are sometimes strewed with gold leaf ...
... inhabitants ; none of that beautiful gilding which makes a principal ornament in Chinese architecture . * The streets of Nan- * [ " The beauty of the ornamental gateways in the middle of Chinese kin are sometimes strewed with gold leaf ...
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... inhabitants of Siam . Upon my arrival I attributed that re serve to modesty , which I now find has its origin in pride . Con- VOL . II . 2 descend to address them first , and you are sure ENGLISH PRIDE . 25 English Pride-Liberty-An ...
... inhabitants of Siam . Upon my arrival I attributed that re serve to modesty , which I now find has its origin in pride . Con- VOL . II . 2 descend to address them first , and you are sure ENGLISH PRIDE . 25 English Pride-Liberty-An ...
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... inhabitants . The superstition and erroneous delicacy of Ita- ly , the formality of Spain , the cruelty of Portugal , the fears of Austria , the confidence of Prussia , the levity of France , the ava- rice of Holland , the pride of ...
... inhabitants . The superstition and erroneous delicacy of Ita- ly , the formality of Spain , the cruelty of Portugal , the fears of Austria , the confidence of Prussia , the levity of France , the ava- rice of Holland , the pride of ...
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... inhabitants of Europe ; in whatever country , whatever climate , and whatever circumstances , all hail ! May Tien , the universal soul , take you under his protection , and inspire you with a superior portion of himself ! How long , my ...
... inhabitants of Europe ; in whatever country , whatever climate , and whatever circumstances , all hail ! May Tien , the universal soul , take you under his protection , and inspire you with a superior portion of himself ! How long , my ...
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... inhabitant of the forest , who places all happiness in the first , regardless of the latter . There are two extremes in this respect ; the savage , who swallows down the draught of pleasure without staying to reflect on his happiness ...
... inhabitant of the forest , who places all happiness in the first , regardless of the latter . There are two extremes in this respect ; the savage , who swallows down the draught of pleasure without staying to reflect on his happiness ...
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