Miscellaneous Works of Oliver Goldsmith: With a New Life of the Author, 4±ÇW&H Chambers, 1833 |
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... attempts without success , and experiments without conclusion , between the first rudiments of an art , and its utmost perfection ; between the outlines of a shadow , and the picture of an Apelles . Leisure is required to go through the ...
... attempts without success , and experiments without conclusion , between the first rudiments of an art , and its utmost perfection ; between the outlines of a shadow , and the picture of an Apelles . Leisure is required to go through the ...
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... attempted to bring learning from the cloister into the community , and paint human nature in a language adapted to modern manners . He addressed a barbarous people in a method suited to their apprehensions ; united purgatory and the ...
... attempted to bring learning from the cloister into the community , and paint human nature in a language adapted to modern manners . He addressed a barbarous people in a method suited to their apprehensions ; united purgatory and the ...
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... attempt . But two poets in an age are not sufficient to revive the splendour of decaying genius ; nor should we consider them as the standard by which to characterize a nation . Our measures of literary reputation must be taken rather ...
... attempt . But two poets in an age are not sufficient to revive the splendour of decaying genius ; nor should we consider them as the standard by which to characterize a nation . Our measures of literary reputation must be taken rather ...
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... attempts of the Marquis D'Ensanada , who saw with regret the barbarity of his countrymen , and bravely offered to oppose it by introducing new systems of learning , and suppressing the seminaries of monastic ignorance - in spite of the ...
... attempts of the Marquis D'Ensanada , who saw with regret the barbarity of his countrymen , and bravely offered to oppose it by introducing new systems of learning , and suppressing the seminaries of monastic ignorance - in spite of the ...
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... attempt amendment there , would be only like the application of remedies to an insensible or a mortified part ; but here there is still life , and there is hope . And indeed the French themselves are so far from giving into any ...
... attempt amendment there , would be only like the application of remedies to an insensible or a mortified part ; but here there is still life , and there is hope . And indeed the French themselves are so far from giving into any ...
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