The Works of Oliver Goldsmith: The CItizen of the world. Polite learning in EuropeG. Bell and sons, 1885 |
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... tion and habit which are apt to conceal from us their absurdities . The plan of the work , however , does not properly belong to Goldsmith . No doubt ' The Turkish Spy ' ( 1684 ) , Montesquieu's Lettres Persanes ' ( 1721 ) , Madame de ...
... tion and habit which are apt to conceal from us their absurdities . The plan of the work , however , does not properly belong to Goldsmith . No doubt ' The Turkish Spy ' ( 1684 ) , Montesquieu's Lettres Persanes ' ( 1721 ) , Madame de ...
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... tion . I consider myself here as a newly created being , introduced into a new world . Every object strikes with wonder and surprise . The imagination , still unsated , seems the only active principle of the mind . The most trifling ...
... tion . I consider myself here as a newly created being , introduced into a new world . Every object strikes with wonder and surprise . The imagination , still unsated , seems the only active principle of the mind . The most trifling ...
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... tion : though in company you are seldom disgusted with the absurdity of a fool , you are seldom lifted into rapture by those strokes of vivacity , which give instant , though not permanent , pleasure . What they want , however , in ...
... tion : though in company you are seldom disgusted with the absurdity of a fool , you are seldom lifted into rapture by those strokes of vivacity , which give instant , though not permanent , pleasure . What they want , however , in ...
Side 24
... tion of absurdity , or palpable falsehood . This one would think a mortifying repulse in the pursuit of wisdom ; 24 GOLDSMITH'S WORKS . English passion for politics-A specimen of a newspaper- Characteristics of the manners of different ...
... tion of absurdity , or palpable falsehood . This one would think a mortifying repulse in the pursuit of wisdom ; 24 GOLDSMITH'S WORKS . English passion for politics-A specimen of a newspaper- Characteristics of the manners of different ...
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... tion on foot among the nobility and gentry of this king- dom , who are great patrons of merit , in order to assist Black and All Black , in his contest with the Paddereen mare.2 We hear from Germany that Prince Ferdinand has gained a ...
... tion on foot among the nobility and gentry of this king- dom , who are great patrons of merit , in order to assist Black and All Black , in his contest with the Paddereen mare.2 We hear from Germany that Prince Ferdinand has gained a ...
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