The Miscellaneous Works of Oliver GoldsmithMacmillan, 1893 - 695ÆäÀÌÁö |
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... racter ; so that he began to lose a regard for private interest in universal sympathy . He loved all mankind ; for fortune pre- vented him from knowing that there were rascals . Physicians tell us of a disorder , in which the whole body ...
... racter ; so that he began to lose a regard for private interest in universal sympathy . He loved all mankind ; for fortune pre- vented him from knowing that there were rascals . Physicians tell us of a disorder , in which the whole body ...
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... racter . " I would have proceeded , but for the interruption of a servant from the Squire , who , with his compliments , sent us a side of venison , and a promise to dine with us some days after . This well - timed present pleaded more ...
... racter . " I would have proceeded , but for the interruption of a servant from the Squire , who , with his compliments , sent us a side of venison , and a promise to dine with us some days after . This well - timed present pleaded more ...
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... racter of a family so harmless as ours ; too humble to excite envy , and too inoffensive to create disgust . CHAPTER XV . All Mr. Burchell's Villany at once detected . The Folly of being overwise . THAT evening , and a part of the ...
... racter of a family so harmless as ours ; too humble to excite envy , and too inoffensive to create disgust . CHAPTER XV . All Mr. Burchell's Villany at once detected . The Folly of being overwise . THAT evening , and a part of the ...
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... racter to another , till at last Horatio was fixed upon , which the presence of the present company has happily hindered me from acting . " CHAPTER XXI . The short continuance of friendship amongst the vicious , which is coeval only ...
... racter to another , till at last Horatio was fixed upon , which the presence of the present company has happily hindered me from acting . " CHAPTER XXI . The short continuance of friendship amongst the vicious , which is coeval only ...
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... racter are unanimous . The Royal Prus- sian , D'Argens , Diderot , D'Alembert , and Fontenelle , conspire in drawing the picture , in describing the friend of man , and the patron of every rising genius . An inflexible perseverance in ...
... racter are unanimous . The Royal Prus- sian , D'Argens , Diderot , D'Alembert , and Fontenelle , conspire in drawing the picture , in describing the friend of man , and the patron of every rising genius . An inflexible perseverance in ...
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