The Miscellaneous Works of Oliver Goldsmith ...J. Johnson, G. and J. Robinson, W. J. and J. Richardson, 1801 |
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... fame fcale , I would not hesitate to ftate his genius ftill higher ; but as to his learning and gravi- ty , these I think might fafely be marked as nine hun- dred and ninety nine , within one degree of abfolute frigidity . Yet upon his ...
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... fame methods to procure refined enjoyment . The diftinctions of polite nations are few ; but fuch as are peculiar to the Chinese , appear in every page of the following correfpondence . The meta- phors and allufions are all drawn from ...
... fame methods to procure refined enjoyment . The diftinctions of polite nations are few ; but fuch as are peculiar to the Chinese , appear in every page of the following correfpondence . The meta- phors and allufions are all drawn from ...
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... fame art of diffimulation that ambition . and intrigue inspire in the breafts of the polite . Upon beholding fuch unlicensed ftretches of alas , thought I , how little does our wife and good emperor know of thefe intolerable exactions ...
... fame art of diffimulation that ambition . and intrigue inspire in the breafts of the polite . Upon beholding fuch unlicensed ftretches of alas , thought I , how little does our wife and good emperor know of thefe intolerable exactions ...
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... fame , at laft he gains folid anxiety . Has this been the cafe with every poet I fee bere ? cried I - Yes , with every mother's fon of them , re- plied he , except he happened to be born a manda- rine . If he has much money , he may buy ...
... fame , at laft he gains folid anxiety . Has this been the cafe with every poet I fee bere ? cried I - Yes , with every mother's fon of them , re- plied he , except he happened to be born a manda- rine . If he has much money , he may buy ...
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... fame . time devouring the flesh of fix different animals toffed up in a fricaffee . Strange contrariety of con- duct ! they pity , and they eat the objects of their compaffion ! The lion roars with terror over its cap- tive ; the tiger ...
... fame . time devouring the flesh of fix different animals toffed up in a fricaffee . Strange contrariety of con- duct ! they pity , and they eat the objects of their compaffion ! The lion roars with terror over its cap- tive ; the tiger ...
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