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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... society .... LXV . The history of a philosophic cobbler .. LXVI . The difference between love and gratitude ... 259 262 265 LXVII . The folly of attempting to learn wisdom by being recluse 270 LXVIII . Quacks ridiculed . Some ...
... society .... LXV . The history of a philosophic cobbler .. LXVI . The difference between love and gratitude ... 259 262 265 LXVII . The folly of attempting to learn wisdom by being recluse 270 LXVIII . Quacks ridiculed . Some ...
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... societies where men club to raise each other's reputation . But at present I belong to no particular class . I resemble one of those animals that has been forced from its forest to gratify human curiosity . My earliest wish was to ...
... societies where men club to raise each other's reputation . But at present I belong to no particular class . I resemble one of those animals that has been forced from its forest to gratify human curiosity . My earliest wish was to ...
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... this is so harmless a vanity , that I not only pardon but approve it . A desire to be more excellent than others , is what actually makes us so ; and as thousands find a livelihood in society 12 CITIZEN OF THE WORLD .
... this is so harmless a vanity , that I not only pardon but approve it . A desire to be more excellent than others , is what actually makes us so ; and as thousands find a livelihood in society 12 CITIZEN OF THE WORLD .
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Oliver Goldsmith Washington Irving. so ; and as thousands find a livelihood in society by such appetites , none but the ignorant inveigh against them . You are not insensible , most reverend Fum Hoam , what numberless trades , even among ...
Oliver Goldsmith Washington Irving. so ; and as thousands find a livelihood in society by such appetites , none but the ignorant inveigh against them . You are not insensible , most reverend Fum Hoam , what numberless trades , even among ...
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... society . I was deceived ; every man here keeps as many wives as he can maintain : the laws are cemented with blood , praised and disregarded . The very Chinese , whose religion allows him two wives , takes not half the liberties of the ...
... society . I was deceived ; every man here keeps as many wives as he can maintain : the laws are cemented with blood , praised and disregarded . The very Chinese , whose religion allows him two wives , takes not half the liberties of the ...
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