The Miscellaneous Works of Oliver Goldsmith: With an Account of His Life and Writings, Volume 2Baudry's European Library, 1837 |
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... never increase our positive satisfactions .... 170 173 XLV . The ardour of the people of London in running after sights and monsters .. 179 XLVI . A dream ...... .. 184 XLVII . Misery best relieved by dissipation .... 189 XLVIII . The ...
... never increase our positive satisfactions .... 170 173 XLV . The ardour of the people of London in running after sights and monsters .. 179 XLVI . A dream ...... .. 184 XLVII . Misery best relieved by dissipation .... 189 XLVIII . The ...
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... never forget the beauties of my native city of Nanfew . How very broad their faces ! how very short their noses ! how very little their eyes ! how very thin their lips ! how very black their teeth ! the snow on the tops of Bao is not ...
... never forget the beauties of my native city of Nanfew . How very broad their faces ! how very short their noses ! how very little their eyes ! how very thin their lips ! how very black their teeth ! the snow on the tops of Bao is not ...
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... bliss . Yet , believe me , friend , you are deceived ; all our pleasures , though seemingly never so remote from sense , 24 CITIZEN OF THE WORLD . Happiness lost by seeking after refinement The Chinese philo- sopher's disgraces.
... bliss . Yet , believe me , friend , you are deceived ; all our pleasures , though seemingly never so remote from sense , 24 CITIZEN OF THE WORLD . Happiness lost by seeking after refinement The Chinese philo- sopher's disgraces.
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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 pleas- ing disquisition in metaphysics , if it does not ultimately 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 pleas- ing disquisition in metaphysics , if it does not ultimately tend to increase some ...
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... never falling , but in rising every time we fall . I fancy myself at present , O thou reverend disciple of Tao , more than a match for all that can happen . The chief business of my life has been to procure wisdom , and the chief object ...
... never falling , but in rising every time we fall . I fancy myself at present , O thou reverend disciple of Tao , more than a match for all that can happen . The chief business of my life has been to procure wisdom , and the chief object ...
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