The Miscellaneous Works of Oliver GoldsmithMacmillan and Company, limited, 1933 - 695 páginas |
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... become a member of the club , it had become the fashion there to laugh at Goldy and all he said and did . But the fashion extended beyond the club ; and , whenever Goldy's friends met together , and Garrick chanced to be among them ...
... become a member of the club , it had become the fashion there to laugh at Goldy and all he said and did . But the fashion extended beyond the club ; and , whenever Goldy's friends met together , and Garrick chanced to be among them ...
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... become good subjects to our emperors , capable of behaving with just subordination to our superiors , and grateful dependants on Heaven ; by this we become fonder of marriage , in order to be capable of exact- ing obedience from others ...
... become good subjects to our emperors , capable of behaving with just subordination to our superiors , and grateful dependants on Heaven ; by this we become fonder of marriage , in order to be capable of exact- ing obedience from others ...
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... become possessed of superfluity -- when luxury is thus intro- duced , and demands its continual supply , -then it is that the sciences become necessary and useful ; the state then cannot subsist without them ; they must then be ...
... become possessed of superfluity -- when luxury is thus intro- duced , and demands its continual supply , -then it is that the sciences become necessary and useful ; the state then cannot subsist without them ; they must then be ...
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MEMOIR OF GOLDSMITH | ix |
STATE OF POLITE LEARNING | xxvii |
THE VICAR OF WAKEFIELD | xxxvii |
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