The Miscellaneous Works of Oliver Goldsmith: With an Account of His Life and Writings, Volume 2Baudry's European Library, 1837 |
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... heads with horns . The Ostiacs powdered with red earth ; and the Calmuck beauties , tricked out in all the finery of sheep - skin , appeared highly ridiculous : but I soon perceived that the ridicule lay not in them but in me ; that I ...
... heads with horns . The Ostiacs powdered with red earth ; and the Calmuck beauties , tricked out in all the finery of sheep - skin , appeared highly ridiculous : but I soon perceived that the ridicule lay not in them but in me ; that I ...
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... heads of all his neigh- bours , and clap it like a bush on his own ; the distributors of law and physic stick on such quantities , that it is almost impossible , even in idea , to distinguish between the head and the hair . Those whom I ...
... heads of all his neigh- bours , and clap it like a bush on his own ; the distributors of law and physic stick on such quantities , that it is almost impossible , even in idea , to distinguish between the head and the hair . Those whom I ...
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... head , than the sentiments within . Yet when I 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 ...
... head , than the sentiments within . Yet when I 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 ...
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... generally most infamously successful . A fellow of this kind employs three hours every morn- ing in dressing his head , by which is understood only his hair . He is a professed admirer , not of any particular 32 CITIZEN OF THE WORLD .
... generally most infamously successful . A fellow of this kind employs three hours every morn- ing in dressing his head , by which is understood only his hair . He is a professed admirer , not of any particular 32 CITIZEN OF THE WORLD .
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... head still uncovered . Here for several days they present him different sorts of meats ; which , when they perceive he does not consume , they fill up the grave , and desist from desiring him to eat for the future . How , how can ...
... head still uncovered . Here for several days they present him different sorts of meats ; which , when they perceive he does not consume , they fill up the grave , and desist from desiring him to eat for the future . How , how can ...
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