The Miscellaneous Works of Oliver Goldsmith ...J. Johnson, G. and J. Robinson, W. J. and J. Richardson, 1801 |
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... whole in fuch a manner , as to make it impoffible to diftin- guish whether the patient wears a cap or a plaifter ; but , to make the picture more perfectly ftriking , conceive the tail of fome beaft , a greyhound's tail , or a pig's ...
... whole in fuch a manner , as to make it impoffible to diftin- guish whether the patient wears a cap or a plaifter ; but , to make the picture more perfectly ftriking , conceive the tail of fome beaft , a greyhound's tail , or a pig's ...
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... , who has pillaged his knowledge from a great man's porter , who has had his information from the great man's gentleman , who has invented 2 the the whole ftory for his own amusement the night preceding CITIZEN OF THE WORLD . IT.
... , who has pillaged his knowledge from a great man's porter , who has had his information from the great man's gentleman , who has invented 2 the the whole ftory for his own amusement the night preceding CITIZEN OF THE WORLD . IT.
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Oliver Goldsmith Samuel Rose. the whole ftory for his own amusement the night preceding . The English in general feem fonder of gaining the efteem than the love of thofe they converse with : this gives a formality to their amusements ...
Oliver Goldsmith Samuel Rose. the whole ftory for his own amusement the night preceding . The English in general feem fonder of gaining the efteem than the love of thofe they converse with : this gives a formality to their amusements ...
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... whole fex . He is to fuppofe every lady has caught cold every night , which gives him an opportunity of calling to fee how fhe does the next morning . He is upon all occafions to fhew himself in very great pain for the ladies ; if a ...
... whole fex . He is to fuppofe every lady has caught cold every night , which gives him an opportunity of calling to fee how fhe does the next morning . He is upon all occafions to fhew himself in very great pain for the ladies ; if a ...
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... own ; that he would draw it up in terms as flattering as poffible ; and that he would make it the employment of his whole life to deferve it ! I have not yet been in a place called Westminster I have 36- CITIZEN OF THE WORLD .
... own ; that he would draw it up in terms as flattering as poffible ; and that he would make it the employment of his whole life to deferve it ! I have not yet been in a place called Westminster I have 36- CITIZEN OF THE WORLD .
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