The miscellaneous works of OLiver Goldsmith [ed. by S. Rose].1812 |
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... mankind . But we are fond of talking of those who have given us pleasure , not that we have any thing important to say , but because the subject is pleasing . THOMAS PARNELL , D. D. was descended from an ancient family , that had for ...
... mankind . But we are fond of talking of those who have given us pleasure , not that we have any thing important to say , but because the subject is pleasing . THOMAS PARNELL , D. D. was descended from an ancient family , that had for ...
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... mankind have allowed to excel . A studious and correct observer of anti- quity , he set himself to consider Nature with the lights it lent him ; and he found that the more aid he bor- rowed from the one , the more delightfully he resem ...
... mankind have allowed to excel . A studious and correct observer of anti- quity , he set himself to consider Nature with the lights it lent him ; and he found that the more aid he bor- rowed from the one , the more delightfully he resem ...
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... mankind for admiration . All those who do not understand them are silent , and those who make out their meaning are willing to praise , to shew they understand . From these follies and affectations the poems of Parnell are entirely free ...
... mankind for admiration . All those who do not understand them are silent , and those who make out their meaning are willing to praise , to shew they understand . From these follies and affectations the poems of Parnell are entirely free ...
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... mankind as uniting in a faction to oppress virtue . But though it was mortifying to be thus rejected on both sides , yet he was not remiss in vindicating himself from all . Against these articles of impeach- ment , therefore , he drew ...
... mankind as uniting in a faction to oppress virtue . But though it was mortifying to be thus rejected on both sides , yet he was not remiss in vindicating himself from all . Against these articles of impeach- ment , therefore , he drew ...
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... mankind ; but as he was frequently inter- rupted by the alarms of party , he made no great proficiency in his design . Still , however , he kept it in view , and he makes frequent mention in his let- ters to Swift , of his intentions to ...
... mankind ; but as he was frequently inter- rupted by the alarms of party , he made no great proficiency in his design . Still , however , he kept it in view , and he makes frequent mention in his let- ters to Swift , of his intentions to ...
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