The Miscellaneous Works of Dr. Goldsmith: Containing All His Essays and PoemsA. Millar, W. Law, and R. Cater, 1792 - 286 páginas |
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... appear , his natural humour is turned to pertnefs , and for real wit he is obliged to fubftitute vivacity . For my part , as I was never diftinguished for ad- drefs , and have often even blundered in making my bow , I am at a lofs ...
... appear , his natural humour is turned to pertnefs , and for real wit he is obliged to fubftitute vivacity . For my part , as I was never diftinguished for ad- drefs , and have often even blundered in making my bow , I am at a lofs ...
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... appear- ance at the church - door , the eyes of all were natu- rally fixed upon the ftranger : but what was their amazement , when they found that he actually want- ed that emblem of beauty , a purfed chin ? Stifled . bursts of laughter ...
... appear- ance at the church - door , the eyes of all were natu- rally fixed upon the ftranger : but what was their amazement , when they found that he actually want- ed that emblem of beauty , a purfed chin ? Stifled . bursts of laughter ...
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... appears in a pleafing light , will find fomething in every occurrence to excite their good humour . The most calamitous events , either to themselves or others , can bring no other affliction ; the whole world is to them a theatre , on ...
... appears in a pleafing light , will find fomething in every occurrence to excite their good humour . The most calamitous events , either to themselves or others , can bring no other affliction ; the whole world is to them a theatre , on ...
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... appears at a ball ; at an author who laughs at the public which pronounces him a dunce ; at a general who fmiles at the reproach of the vulgar ; or the lady who keeps her good humour in fpite of fcandal ; but fuch is the wifeft ...
... appears at a ball ; at an author who laughs at the public which pronounces him a dunce ; at a general who fmiles at the reproach of the vulgar ; or the lady who keeps her good humour in fpite of fcandal ; but fuch is the wifeft ...
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... appear- ance of friendship , was now turned into rivalry . Yet I could not obferve , that , amidst all this flattery and obfequious attention , our great men took any notice of the rest of the company . Their whole difcourfe was ...
... appear- ance of friendship , was now turned into rivalry . Yet I could not obferve , that , amidst all this flattery and obfequious attention , our great men took any notice of the rest of the company . Their whole difcourfe was ...
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Página xi - Where'er I roam, whatever realms to see, My heart untravell'd fondly turns to thee ; Still to my brother turns, with ceaseless pain, And drags at each remove a lengthening chain.