The Miscellaneous Works of Oliver Goldsmith, with an Account of His Life and Writings, Volume 1A. and W. Galignani, 1825 |
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... means in giving a liberal education to his eldest son , and had determined to bring up Oliver to trade . He was placed under the care of a village school- master , to be instructed in reading , writing , and arithmetic . This pedagogue ...
... means in giving a liberal education to his eldest son , and had determined to bring up Oliver to trade . He was placed under the care of a village school- master , to be instructed in reading , writing , and arithmetic . This pedagogue ...
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... means , generously offered to contribute towards the expense . The Rev. Mr Green , and the Rev. Mr Contarine , both men of distinguished worth and learn- ing , stood forward on this occasion as the youth's patrons . To qualify him for ...
... means , generously offered to contribute towards the expense . The Rev. Mr Green , and the Rev. Mr Contarine , both men of distinguished worth and learn- ing , stood forward on this occasion as the youth's patrons . To qualify him for ...
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... mean time , he amused himself by sauntering about the city and its environs , satisfying his curiosity , and examining every object worthy of notice . Having formed some acquaint- ances by means of the captain , he accompanied a party ...
... mean time , he amused himself by sauntering about the city and its environs , satisfying his curiosity , and examining every object worthy of notice . Having formed some acquaint- ances by means of the captain , he accompanied a party ...
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... mean time , I think I can furnish you with another to help you forward on the jour- ney . " Oliver could discover no objection to a plan so feasible , and therefore agreed to it at once ; but when he asked for a sight of the steed which ...
... mean time , I think I can furnish you with another to help you forward on the jour- ney . " Oliver could discover no objection to a plan so feasible , and therefore agreed to it at once ; but when he asked for a sight of the steed which ...
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... means taught here so well as in Edinburgh ; and in all Leyden there are but four British students , owing to all necessaries being so extremely dear , and the professors so very lazy ( the chemical professor excepted ) , that we don't ...
... means taught here so well as in Edinburgh ; and in all Leyden there are but four British students , owing to all necessaries being so extremely dear , and the professors so very lazy ( the chemical professor excepted ) , that we don't ...
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