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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... tion . The volume of nature is the book of knowledge ; and he becomes most wise , who makes the most judicious se- lection . Farewell . LETTER V. To the Same . I HAVE already informed you of the singular passion of this nation for ...
... tion . The volume of nature is the book of knowledge ; and he becomes most wise , who makes the most judicious se- lection . Farewell . LETTER V. To the Same . I HAVE already informed you of the singular passion of this nation for ...
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... tion on foot among the nobility and gentry of this kingdom , who are great patrons of merit , in order to assist Black and All Black in his contest with the Padderen mare . We hear from Germany that Prince Ferdinand has gained a ...
... tion on foot among the nobility and gentry of this kingdom , who are great patrons of merit , in order to assist Black and All Black in his contest with the Padderen mare . We hear from Germany that Prince Ferdinand has gained a ...
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... tion of himself ! How long , my friend , shall an enthusiasm for knowledge continue to obstruct your happiness , and tear you from all the connexions that make life pleasing ? How long will you continue to rove from climate to climate ...
... tion of himself ! How long , my friend , shall an enthusiasm for knowledge continue to obstruct your happiness , and tear you from all the connexions that make life pleasing ? How long will you continue to rove from climate to climate ...
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... tion of vice . Men may be very learned , and yet very miserable ; it is easy to be a deep geometrician , or a sublime astronomer , but very difficult to be a good man . I esteem , therefore , the traveller who instructs the heart , ut ...
... tion of vice . Men may be very learned , and yet very miserable ; it is easy to be a deep geometrician , or a sublime astronomer , but very difficult to be a good man . I esteem , therefore , the traveller who instructs the heart , ut ...
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... tion ; he wonders how any could take such pains , and lay out such treasures , in order to solve so useless a difficulty : but connect it with his happiness , by showing that it im- proves navigation , that by such an investigation he ...
... tion ; he wonders how any could take such pains , and lay out such treasures , in order to solve so useless a difficulty : but connect it with his happiness , by showing that it im- proves navigation , that by such an investigation he ...
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