The miscellaneous works of Oliver Goldsmith, including a variety of pieces now first collected by J. Prior, Volum 21853 |
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... never from home , it is possible I might find an infinite fund of ridicule in theirs ; but by long travelling I am taught to laugh at folly alone , and to find nothing truly ridiculous but villainy and vice . When I had just quitted my ...
... never from home , it is possible I might find an infinite fund of ridicule in theirs ; but by long travelling I am taught to laugh at folly alone , and to find nothing truly ridiculous but villainy and vice . When I had just quitted my ...
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... never seen with a patch . You'll have a better idea of their manner of placing these spots , when I have finished a map of an English face patched up to the fashion , which shall shortly be sent to increase your curious collection of ...
... never seen with a patch . You'll have a better idea of their manner of placing these spots , when I have finished a map of an English face patched up to the fashion , which shall shortly be sent to increase your curious collection of ...
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... never deprive us ; it is not to be expected that men who are slaves themselves would preserve our freedom should they happen to conquer . " " Ay , slaves , " cries the porter , " they are all slaves , fit only to carry burthens , every ...
... never deprive us ; it is not to be expected that men who are slaves themselves would preserve our freedom should they happen to conquer . " " Ay , slaves , " cries the porter , " they are all slaves , fit only to carry burthens , every ...
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... never so remote from sense , derive their origin from some one of the senses . The most exquisite demonstration in mathematics , or the most pleasing disquisition in metaphysics , if it does not ulti- mately tend to increase some ...
... never so remote from sense , derive their origin from some one of the senses . The most exquisite demonstration in mathematics , or the most pleasing disquisition in metaphysics , if it does not ulti- mately tend to increase some ...
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... never affronts any man himself , and never re- sents an affront from another . He has an infinite variety of small talk upon all occasions , and laughs when he has nothing more to say . Such is the killing creature who prostrates him ...
... never affronts any man himself , and never re- sents an affront from another . He has an infinite variety of small talk upon all occasions , and laughs when he has nothing more to say . Such is the killing creature who prostrates him ...
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