The Miscellaneous Works of Oliver Goldsmith: Letters from a citizen of the world to his friends in the EastA. and W. Galignami and Company, 1837 |
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... produce something valuable , as the literati of our twelve academies are deeply engaged in the disquisition . PISA . Since Father Fudgi , prior of St Gilbert's , has gone to reside at Rome , no miracles have been performed at the shrine ...
... produce something valuable , as the literati of our twelve academies are deeply engaged in the disquisition . PISA . Since Father Fudgi , prior of St Gilbert's , has gone to reside at Rome , no miracles have been performed at the shrine ...
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... produce : merchants or geogra- phers , perhaps , may find profit by such discoveries ; but what advantage can accrue to a philosopher from such ac- counts , who is desirous of understanding the human heart , who seeks to know the men of ...
... produce : merchants or geogra- phers , perhaps , may find profit by such discoveries ; but what advantage can accrue to a philosopher from such ac- counts , who is desirous of understanding the human heart , who seeks to know the men of ...
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... produce half the evils of the inhumanity of the other ? Certainly , those philosophers who declaim against luxury have but little understood its benefits ; they seem insensible , that to luxury we owe not only the greatest part of our ...
... produce half the evils of the inhumanity of the other ? Certainly , those philosophers who declaim against luxury have but little understood its benefits ; they seem insensible , that to luxury we owe not only the greatest part of our ...
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... produced all the necessaries of life , and they found ample luxury in the enjoyment . In this manner they might have continued to live to eternity , had not the English been in- formed that those countries produced furs in great abun ...
... produced all the necessaries of life , and they found ample luxury in the enjoyment . In this manner they might have continued to live to eternity , had not the English been in- formed that those countries produced furs in great abun ...
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Oliver Goldsmith Washington Irving. formed that those countries produced furs in great abun- dance . From that moment the country became an object of desire it was found that furs were things very much wanted in England ; the ladies ...
Oliver Goldsmith Washington Irving. formed that those countries produced furs in great abun- dance . From that moment the country became an object of desire it was found that furs were things very much wanted in England ; the ladies ...
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