The Miscellaneous Works of Oliver Goldsmith, M.B.Hastings, Etheridge, and Bliss, 1809 |
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... carried to the highest pitch , have missed that fame and immortality which they had fondly arrogated to themselves ? How many Greek authors who wrote at that period when Constantinople was the refined mistress of the em- pire , now rest ...
... carried to the highest pitch , have missed that fame and immortality which they had fondly arrogated to themselves ? How many Greek authors who wrote at that period when Constantinople was the refined mistress of the em- pire , now rest ...
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... carried from court by slow journeys of six miles a day ; but a par- don is sent down with the most rapid dispatch . If five sons of the same father be guilty of the same of- fence , one of them is forgiven , in order to continue the ...
... carried from court by slow journeys of six miles a day ; but a par- don is sent down with the most rapid dispatch . If five sons of the same father be guilty of the same of- fence , one of them is forgiven , in order to continue the ...
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... became ladies merely from the ad- dition of three superfluous yards of ragged silk ; I know a thrifty good woman , continues he , who , think- ing herself obliged to carry a train like her betters. CITIZEN OF THE WORLD . 47.
... became ladies merely from the ad- dition of three superfluous yards of ragged silk ; I know a thrifty good woman , continues he , who , think- ing herself obliged to carry a train like her betters. CITIZEN OF THE WORLD . 47.
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Oliver Goldsmith Samuel Rose. ing herself obliged to carry a train like her betters , never walks from home without the uneasy appre ... carrying her muff , and the of other her lap - dog , he bears her train. 48 CITIZEN OF THE WORLD .
Oliver Goldsmith Samuel Rose. ing herself obliged to carry a train like her betters , never walks from home without the uneasy appre ... carrying her muff , and the of other her lap - dog , he bears her train. 48 CITIZEN OF THE WORLD .
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... carried on at the smallest expense of labour , and that food which is most agreeable to the appe- tite ; he will prefer indolent though precarious luxury to a laborious though permanent competence ; and a knowledge of his own happiness ...
... carried on at the smallest expense of labour , and that food which is most agreeable to the appe- tite ; he will prefer indolent though precarious luxury to a laborious though permanent competence ; and a knowledge of his own happiness ...
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