Miscellaneous Works of Oliver Goldsmith: With a New Life of the Author, 4±ÇW&H Chambers, 1833 |
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... offered under the specious titles of improvement . Learning , when planted in any country , is transient and fading , nor does it flourish till slow gradations of improve- ment have naturalized it to the soil . It makes feeble advances ...
... offered under the specious titles of improvement . Learning , when planted in any country , is transient and fading , nor does it flourish till slow gradations of improve- ment have naturalized it to the soil . It makes feeble advances ...
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... offered to oppose it by introducing new systems of learning , and suppressing the seminaries of monastic ignorance - in spite of the ingenuity of Padré Feio , whose book of vulgar errors so finely exposes the monkish stupidity of the ...
... offered to oppose it by introducing new systems of learning , and suppressing the seminaries of monastic ignorance - in spite of the ingenuity of Padré Feio , whose book of vulgar errors so finely exposes the monkish stupidity of the ...
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... offered his assistance and advice . " You must know , sir , " says he , " that the republic of letters is at present divided into three classes . One writer , for instance , excels at a plan or a title - page , another works away the ...
... offered his assistance and advice . " You must know , sir , " says he , " that the republic of letters is at present divided into three classes . One writer , for instance , excels at a plan or a title - page , another works away the ...
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... offered ; he embraced it with ardour , and travelling by night , and lodging in caverns by day , to shorten a long story , he at last arrived in Rome . The day of Alcander's arrival , Septimius sat in the forum administering justice ...
... offered ; he embraced it with ardour , and travelling by night , and lodging in caverns by day , to shorten a long story , he at last arrived in Rome . The day of Alcander's arrival , Septimius sat in the forum administering justice ...
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... offered nothing in his own vindication ; the judge , therefore , was proceeding to doom him to a most cruel and ignominious death , when , as if illumined by a ray from Heaven , he discovered , through all his misery , the features ...
... offered nothing in his own vindication ; the judge , therefore , was proceeding to doom him to a most cruel and ignominious death , when , as if illumined by a ray from Heaven , he discovered , through all his misery , the features ...
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