Miscellaneous Works of Oliver Goldsmith: With a New Life of the Author, 4±ÇW&H Chambers, 1833 |
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... serve as an example of the errors he undertakes to reprove . Novelty , however , is not permitted to usurp the place of reason ; it may attend , but shall not conduct the inquiry . But it should be observed , that the more original any ...
... serve as an example of the errors he undertakes to reprove . Novelty , however , is not permitted to usurp the place of reason ; it may attend , but shall not conduct the inquiry . But it should be observed , that the more original any ...
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... serve to mark the progress of learning , though they seldom contribute to its improvement . But as nothing but speculation was required in making proficients in their respective departments , neither the satire nor the contempt of the ...
... serve to mark the progress of learning , though they seldom contribute to its improvement . But as nothing but speculation was required in making proficients in their respective departments , neither the satire nor the contempt of the ...
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... serve to help out the declaimer , should be cautiously admitted by the historian . For instance , the tenth century is particularly distinguished by posterity with the appellation of obscure . Yet even in this , the reader's memory may ...
... serve to help out the declaimer , should be cautiously admitted by the historian . For instance , the tenth century is particularly distinguished by posterity with the appellation of obscure . Yet even in this , the reader's memory may ...
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... serve at once to confirm what I assert , and give the reader an idea of what kind of learning an age declining into obscurity chiefly chooses to cultivate . About the tenth century flourished Leo the philosopher . We have seven volumes ...
... serve at once to confirm what I assert , and give the reader an idea of what kind of learning an age declining into obscurity chiefly chooses to cultivate . About the tenth century flourished Leo the philosopher . We have seven volumes ...
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... serves as a check upon the rest of his fellows . Yet , very probably , even this fine institution will soon decay . As it rose , so it will decline with its great encourager . The society , if I may so speak , is artificially supported ...
... serves as a check upon the rest of his fellows . Yet , very probably , even this fine institution will soon decay . As it rose , so it will decline with its great encourager . The society , if I may so speak , is artificially supported ...
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