The miscellaneous works of Oliver Goldsmith, including a variety of pieces now first collected by J. Prior, Volum 21853 |
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... sure he is an honest man : that to you will be his best recommendation , next to the consideration of his being the friend of , Sir , Yours , & c . LETTER II . ARRIVAL OF THE CHINESE IN LONDON . Introduction-Character of the Chinese ...
... sure he is an honest man : that to you will be his best recommendation , next to the consideration of his being the friend of , Sir , Yours , & c . LETTER II . ARRIVAL OF THE CHINESE IN LONDON . Introduction-Character of the Chinese ...
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... Sure for- tune is resolved to make me unhappy , when she gives others a power of testifying their friendship by actions , and leaves me only words to express the sincerity of mine . I am perfectly sensible of the delicacy with which you ...
... Sure for- tune is resolved to make me unhappy , when she gives others a power of testifying their friendship by actions , and leaves me only words to express the sincerity of mine . I am perfectly sensible of the delicacy with which you ...
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... 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 Instance of both-Newspapers-Polite- ness 25.
... 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 Instance of both-Newspapers-Polite- ness 25.
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Oliver Goldsmith sir James Prior. descend to address them first , and you are sure of their acquaint- ance ; stoop to flatter , and you conciliate their friendship and esteem . They bear hunger , cold , fatigue , and all the miseries of ...
Oliver Goldsmith sir James Prior. descend to address them first , and you are sure of their acquaint- ance ; stoop to flatter , and you conciliate their friendship and esteem . They bear hunger , cold , fatigue , and all the miseries of ...
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... Sure thou hast been nurtured by the bill of the Shin Shin , or sucked the breasts of the provident Gin Hiung . The melody of thy voice could rob the Chong Fou of her whelps , or inveigle the Boh that lives in the midst of the waters ...
... Sure thou hast been nurtured by the bill of the Shin Shin , or sucked the breasts of the provident Gin Hiung . The melody of thy voice could rob the Chong Fou of her whelps , or inveigle the Boh that lives in the midst of the waters ...
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