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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... our books , they scarcely know even our letters , and yet they talk and reason just as we do . The truth is , the Chinese and we are pretty much Le Comte , vol . i . p . 210 . alike . Different degrees of refinement , and not of.
... our books , they scarcely know even our letters , and yet they talk and reason just as we do . The truth is , the Chinese and we are pretty much Le Comte , vol . i . p . 210 . alike . Different degrees of refinement , and not of.
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... reason should suffer ; but that wretch's tortures soon composed the kingly terrors of his breast . ENGLAND . - Wanted an usher to an academy . N. B. He must be able to read , dress hair , and must have had the small - pox . DUBLIN . We ...
... reason should suffer ; but that wretch's tortures soon composed the kingly terrors of his breast . ENGLAND . - Wanted an usher to an academy . N. B. He must be able to read , dress hair , and must have had the small - pox . DUBLIN . We ...
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... reasons for several devia- tions which they make from us , from whom all other na- tions derive their politeness , as well as their original . In spite of taste . in spite of prejudice , I now begin to think their women oterable . I can ...
... reasons for several devia- tions which they make from us , from whom all other na- tions derive their politeness , as well as their original . In spite of taste . in spite of prejudice , I now begin to think their women oterable . I can ...
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... reason seems only to light him astray , and brutal instinct more regularly points out the path to happiness . Could you think it ? they adore a wicked di- vinity ; they fear him and they worship him ; they imagine him a malicious Being ...
... reason seems only to light him astray , and brutal instinct more regularly points out the path to happiness . Could you think it ? they adore a wicked di- vinity ; they fear him and they worship him ; they imagine him a malicious Being ...
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... reason ? not only some men , but whole nations , seem di- vested of its illumination . Here we observe a whole coun- try adoring a divinity through fear , and attempting to feed the dead . These are their most serious and most religious ...
... reason ? not only some men , but whole nations , seem di- vested of its illumination . Here we observe a whole coun- try adoring a divinity through fear , and attempting to feed the dead . These are their most serious and most religious ...
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