The miscellaneous works of OLiver Goldsmith [ed. by S. Rose].1812 |
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... method of quarrelling in his poems with his situation served to relieve himself , yet it was not easily endured by the gentlemen of the neigh- bourhood , who did not care to confess themselves his fellow - sufferers . He received many ...
... method of quarrelling in his poems with his situation served to relieve himself , yet it was not easily endured by the gentlemen of the neigh- bourhood , who did not care to confess themselves his fellow - sufferers . He received many ...
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... method of living , and to find that sensual pleasure alone was not sufficient to make the happi- ness of a reasonable creature . He therefore made his first effort to break from his state of infatuation , by marrying the daughter and ...
... method of living , and to find that sensual pleasure alone was not sufficient to make the happi- ness of a reasonable creature . He therefore made his first effort to break from his state of infatuation , by marrying the daughter and ...
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... method would be used to depress the whig interest , and to prevent it from rising ; yet so much justice was done even to merit in an enemy , that the Duke of Marlborough , who might be considered as at the head of the oppo- site party ...
... method would be used to depress the whig interest , and to prevent it from rising ; yet so much justice was done even to merit in an enemy , that the Duke of Marlborough , who might be considered as at the head of the oppo- site party ...
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... methods of violence chalked out to the two houses . " The first steps , ( says Lord Bolingbroke , " speaking on this ... method of prosecu- " tion designed against me would have put me out " of a condition immediately to act for myself ...
... methods of violence chalked out to the two houses . " The first steps , ( says Lord Bolingbroke , " speaking on this ... method of prosecu- " tion designed against me would have put me out " of a condition immediately to act for myself ...
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... method of negotia- tion he would by no means submit to ; the notion of a treaty shocked him , and he resolved never to be restored , rather than go that way to work . Ac- cordingly cordingly he opened himself without any reserve to Lord ...
... method of negotia- tion he would by no means submit to ; the notion of a treaty shocked him , and he resolved never to be restored , rather than go that way to work . Ac- cordingly cordingly he opened himself without any reserve to Lord ...
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