The Miscellaneous Works of Oliver Goldsmith ...J. Johnson, G. and J. Robinson, W. J. and J. Richardson, 1801 |
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... is what actually makes us fo , and , as thousands find a livelihood in fociety by fuch appetites , none but the ignorant inveigh against them . You You are not infenfible , most reverend Fum Hoam , 6 CITIZEN OF THE WORLD .
... is what actually makes us fo , and , as thousands find a livelihood in fociety by fuch appetites , none but the ignorant inveigh against them . You You are not infenfible , most reverend Fum Hoam , 6 CITIZEN OF THE WORLD .
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... most judicious selection . Farewell . LETTER V. TO THE SAME . I HAVE already informed you of the fingular paf- fion of this nation for politics . An Englishman not fatisfied with finding , by his own profperity , the contending powers ...
... most judicious selection . Farewell . LETTER V. TO THE SAME . I HAVE already informed you of the fingular paf- fion of this nation for politics . An Englishman not fatisfied with finding , by his own profperity , the contending powers ...
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... most terri- ble effects . Your wife , daughter , and the rest of your family , have been feized by his order , and appropriated to his ufe ; all , except your fon , are now the peculiar property of him who poffeffes all ; him I have ...
... most terri- ble effects . Your wife , daughter , and the rest of your family , have been feized by his order , and appropriated to his ufe ; all , except your fon , are now the peculiar property of him who poffeffes all ; him I have ...
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... most hideous nature ; rapine and cruelty are scarcely crimes in his eye ; neither pity nor tenderness , which ennoble every virtue , have any place in his heart ; he hates his enemies , and kills thofe he fubdues . On the other hand ...
... most hideous nature ; rapine and cruelty are scarcely crimes in his eye ; neither pity nor tenderness , which ennoble every virtue , have any place in his heart ; he hates his enemies , and kills thofe he fubdues . On the other hand ...
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... most useful members of fociety . LETTER XII . TO THE SAME . FROM the funeral folemnities of the Daures , who think themselves the politeft people in the world , I muft make a tranfition to the funeral folemnities of the English , who ...
... most useful members of fociety . LETTER XII . TO THE SAME . FROM the funeral folemnities of the Daures , who think themselves the politeft people in the world , I muft make a tranfition to the funeral folemnities of the English , who ...
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