The Miscellaneous Works of Oliver Goldsmith ...J. Johnson, G. and J. Robinson, W. J. and J. Richardson, 1801 |
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... . Two letters of different countries , by ladies falfely thought polite at home . .. • 147 XXXIX . The English ftill have poets , though not verfifiers . 152 XL . The behaviour of the congregation in St. Paul's C 2 L. CONTENTS . xi.
... . Two letters of different countries , by ladies falfely thought polite at home . .. • 147 XXXIX . The English ftill have poets , though not verfifiers . 152 XL . The behaviour of the congregation in St. Paul's C 2 L. CONTENTS . xi.
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... thoughts on the prefent fituation of af- fairs in the different countries of Europe . . . . 218 LVI . The difficulty of rifing in literary reputation without intrigue or riches . LVII . A vifitation dinner defcribed . 221 225 LVIII ...
... thoughts on the prefent fituation of af- fairs in the different countries of Europe . . . . 218 LVI . The difficulty of rifing in literary reputation without intrigue or riches . LVII . A vifitation dinner defcribed . 221 225 LVIII ...
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... thought might afford me fome entertainment . The converfation was carried on between a debtor through the grate of his prifon , a porter , who had ftopped to reft his burthen , and a foldier at the window . The fubject was upon a ...
... thought might afford me fome entertainment . The converfation was carried on between a debtor through the grate of his prifon , a porter , who had ftopped to reft his burthen , and a foldier at the window . The fubject was upon a ...
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... thought I , how little does our wife and good emperor know of thefe intolerable exactions ! thefe provinces are too distant for complaint , and too in- fignificant to expect redrefs . The more diftant the government , the honefter ...
... thought I , how little does our wife and good emperor know of thefe intolerable exactions ! thefe provinces are too distant for complaint , and too in- fignificant to expect redrefs . The more diftant the government , the honefter ...
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... thought a fufficient qualification ? Gaining battles , or taking towns , replied the man in black , may be of fervice ; but a gentleman may have a very fine mo- nument here without ever feeing a battle or a fiege . This , then , is the ...
... thought a fufficient qualification ? Gaining battles , or taking towns , replied the man in black , may be of fervice ; but a gentleman may have a very fine mo- nument here without ever feeing a battle or a fiege . This , then , is the ...
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