The Miscellaneous Works of Oliver Goldsmith: With an Account of His Life and Writings, Volume 2Baudry's European Library, 1837 |
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... considering the capriciousness of public taste , or the mutability of fortune : but , during this fit of morality , lest my reader should sleep , I'll take a nap myself , and when I awake tell him my dream . I imagined the Thames was ...
... considering the capriciousness of public taste , or the mutability of fortune : but , during this fit of morality , lest my reader should sleep , I'll take a nap myself , and when I awake tell him my dream . I imagined the Thames was ...
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... consider myself here as a newly - created being introduced into a new world ; every object strikes with wonder and We find a repetition of this beautiful and affecting image in the Traveller : « And drags at each remove a lengthening ...
... consider myself here as a newly - created being introduced into a new world ; every object strikes with wonder and We find a repetition of this beautiful and affecting image in the Traveller : « And drags at each remove a lengthening ...
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... consider what sort of a creature the fine lady is to whom he is supposed to pay his addresses , it is not strange to find him thus equipped in order to please . She is herself every whit as fond of powder , and tails , and hog's - lard ...
... consider what sort of a creature the fine lady is to whom he is supposed to pay his addresses , it is not strange to find him thus equipped in order to please . She is herself every whit as fond of powder , and tails , and hog's - lard ...
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... consider luxury , whether as employing a number of hands , naturally too feeble for more laborious employment ; as finding a variety of occupation for others who might be totally idle ; or as furnishing out new inlets to happiness ...
... consider luxury , whether as employing a number of hands , naturally too feeble for more laborious employment ; as finding a variety of occupation for others who might be totally idle ; or as furnishing out new inlets to happiness ...
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... considering it would be my last payment . A person attended us , who , without once blushing , told a hundred lies ... consider attentively a certain suit of armour , which seemed to show nothing remarkable . This 48 CITIZEN OF THE WORLD .
... considering it would be my last payment . A person attended us , who , without once blushing , told a hundred lies ... consider attentively a certain suit of armour , which seemed to show nothing remarkable . This 48 CITIZEN OF THE WORLD .
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