The Miscellaneous Works of Oliver Goldsmith ...

J. Johnson, G. and J. Robinson, W. J. and J. Richardson, 1801

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Engliſh pride Liberty An inſtance of both	9

Happineſs loſt by ſeeking after refinement 1	18

The journey of the Chineſe from Pekin to Mof	25

The benefits of luxury in making a people	31

The French ridiculed after their	36

An account of Weſtminiſter Abbey	38

The reception of the Chineſe from a lady	44

Proper leſſons to a youth entering the world	239

The riſe of the decline of literature not	249

The hiſtory of a philofophic cobler	255

The fear of mad dogs ridiculed	272

The ſhabby beau the man in black	280

The marriage act cenſured	286

The deſcription of a little great man	294

LXXVÍ The behaviour of a ſhopkeeper and	306

Of falfhood propagated by books ſeemingly	50

The ſtory of the Chineſe Matron	57

Some account of the republic of letters	65

The Chineſe Philoſophers Son made a ſlave	75

The venders of quack medicines and noft	82

The character of the man in black with	89

A deſcription of a club of authors	105

The perfection of the Chineſe in the	115

Of the preſent ridiculous paſſion of	128

A continuance of his correſpondence	135

The Chineſe philoſopher praiſes	143

The Engliſh ſtill have poets though	152

church at prayers	155

An apoſtrophe on the ſuppoſed death	163

lith liberty	193

The evil tendency of increaſing penal	196

The impoſſibility of diſtinguiſhing men in Eng	202

Some thoughts on the preſent ſituation of	218

The Chineſe philoſophers ſon eſcapes with	230

The ladies trains ridiculed	317

Some cautions on life taken from a	328

The trifling ſquabbles of ſtageplayers	335

The races of Newmarket ridiculed	341

The ladies adviſed to get huſbands	347

The Engliſh ſubject to the ſpleen	356

The manner in which ſome philoſophers	363

The philoſophers ſon is again ſeparated from	369

A viſit from the little beau The indul	385

The arts ſome make uſe of to appear learned	399

The utility and entertainment which might	413

Some projects for introducing Aſiatic employ	422

An election deſcribed	430

Againſt the marriage act A fable	438

Whether love be a natural or fictitious pal	447

On the meanneſs of the Dutch at	454

On the abſurdity of ſome late Engliſh	463

The manner of travellers in their uſual	469

Título	The Miscellaneous Works of Oliver Goldsmith ... Volume 3 de The Miscellaneous Works of Oliver Goldsmith, Oliver Goldsmith
Autor	Oliver Goldsmith
Editor	Samuel Rose
Editora	J. Johnson, G. and J. Robinson, W. J. and J. Richardson, 1801
Original de	Universidade de Minnesota
Digitalizado	6 abr. 2012

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