The Miscellaneous Works of Oliver Goldsmith ...J. Johnson, G. and J. Robinson, W. J. and J. Richardson, 1801 |
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... mean that lies between infenfibility and anguish ; our attempts should not be to extinguish nature , but to reprefs it ; not to ftand unmoved at diftrefs , but en- deavour to turn every difafter to our own advantage . Our greatest glory ...
... mean that lies between infenfibility and anguish ; our attempts should not be to extinguish nature , but to reprefs it ; not to ftand unmoved at diftrefs , but en- deavour to turn every difafter to our own advantage . Our greatest glory ...
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... means agreeable ; yet are they too gene- rous to object to my homely appearance ; they feel no repugnance at my broad face and flat nofe ; they perceive me to be a ftranger , and that alone is a fufficient recommendation . They even ...
... means agreeable ; yet are they too gene- rous to object to my homely appearance ; they feel no repugnance at my broad face and flat nofe ; they perceive me to be a ftranger , and that alone is a fufficient recommendation . They even ...
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... precipitately , I returned to my lodgings , in order to ruminate over what was great , and to defpife what was mean , in the occur- rences of the day . LETTER LETTER XIV . FROM THE SAME . I WAS fome CITIZEN OF THE WORLD . 43.
... precipitately , I returned to my lodgings , in order to ruminate over what was great , and to defpife what was mean , in the occur- rences of the day . LETTER LETTER XIV . FROM THE SAME . I WAS fome CITIZEN OF THE WORLD . 43.
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... means make him feel in himself thofe miferies his in- temperance muft otherwife have entailed upon his pofterity ? The whole court applauded the inge- nuity of his torture , they thanked him for his ad- vice . Kabul was driven once more ...
... means make him feel in himself thofe miferies his in- temperance muft otherwife have entailed upon his pofterity ? The whole court applauded the inge- nuity of his torture , they thanked him for his ad- vice . Kabul was driven once more ...
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... mean time Hanfi , and the young difciple were arrayed in the moft magnifi- cent habits ; the bride wore in her nofe a jewel of immenfe price , and her lover was dreffed in all the finery of his former mafter , together with a pair ...
... mean time Hanfi , and the young difciple were arrayed in the moft magnifi- cent habits ; the bride wore in her nofe a jewel of immenfe price , and her lover was dreffed in all the finery of his former mafter , together with a pair ...
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