The miscellaneous works of OLiver Goldsmith [ed. by S. Rose].1812 |
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... poet or a philosopher , and made one in those little societies where men club to raise each others reputation . But at present I belong to no particular class . I resemble one of those ani- mals , that has been forced from its forest to ...
... poet or a philosopher , and made one in those little societies where men club to raise each others reputation . But at present I belong to no particular class . I resemble one of those ani- mals , that has been forced from its forest to ...
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... Two letters of different countries , by ladies falsely thought polite at home 147 XXXIX . The English still have poets , though not versifiers 152 XL . XL . The behaviour of the congregation in St. Paul's CONTENTS . xi.
... Two letters of different countries , by ladies falsely thought polite at home 147 XXXIX . The English still have poets , though not versifiers 152 XL . XL . The behaviour of the congregation in St. Paul's CONTENTS . xi.
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... poets , who lived and died in circumstances of wretchedness 332 LXXXIV . The trifling squabbles of stage - players ridiculed 341 335 LXXXV . The races of Newmarket ridiculed . The description of a cart race LXXXVI . The folly of the ...
... poets , who lived and died in circumstances of wretchedness 332 LXXXIV . The trifling squabbles of stage - players ridiculed 341 335 LXXXV . The races of Newmarket ridiculed . The description of a cart race LXXXVI . The folly of the ...
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... poets , philosophers , and even patriots , marching in Luxury's train . The reason is obvious : we then only are curious after knowledge , when we find it connected with sensual happiness . The senses ever point out the way , and ...
... poets , philosophers , and even patriots , marching in Luxury's train . The reason is obvious : we then only are curious after knowledge , when we find it connected with sensual happiness . The senses ever point out the way , and ...
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... poets . Nothing but true merit has a place in that awful sanctuary . The guardianship of the tombs is committed to several reverend priests , who are never guilty , for a superior reward , of taking down the names of good men , to make ...
... poets . Nothing but true merit has a place in that awful sanctuary . The guardianship of the tombs is committed to several reverend priests , who are never guilty , for a superior reward , of taking down the names of good men , to make ...
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