The Miscellaneous Works of Oliver Goldsmith, 4±ÇBaudry, 1837 |
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... attend , Fond to forget the statesman in the friend ; For Swift and him despised the farce of state , The sober follies of the wise and great ; Dextrous the craving , fawning crowd to quit , And pleased to ' scape from flattery to wit ...
... attend , Fond to forget the statesman in the friend ; For Swift and him despised the farce of state , The sober follies of the wise and great ; Dextrous the craving , fawning crowd to quit , And pleased to ' scape from flattery to wit ...
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... attended him in his coach , and carried him to his house with all possible distinction . The news of Lord Bolingbroke's flight was soon known over the whole town ; and the next day a letter from him to Lord Lansdowne was handed about in ...
... attended him in his coach , and carried him to his house with all possible distinction . The news of Lord Bolingbroke's flight was soon known over the whole town ; and the next day a letter from him to Lord Lansdowne was handed about in ...
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... attended all his struggles , at last had thrown him into a state of reflection , and this pro- duced , by way of relief , a consolatio philosophica , which he wrote the same year , under the title of « Reflections upon Exile . " In this ...
... attended all his struggles , at last had thrown him into a state of reflection , and this pro- duced , by way of relief , a consolatio philosophica , which he wrote the same year , under the title of « Reflections upon Exile . " In this ...
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... attended with pain , which is all he wishes , for as to the rest he is resigned . Truly a mind like his , so far superiour to the generality , would have well deserved that nature should have made an effort in his favour as to the body ...
... attended with pain , which is all he wishes , for as to the rest he is resigned . Truly a mind like his , so far superiour to the generality , would have well deserved that nature should have made an effort in his favour as to the body ...
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... attending lictors . The attention of the poor is generally driven from one ungrateful object to another . Night ... attended with interruption or danger : in short , he was obliged to take up his lodging in one of the tombs without ...
... attending lictors . The attention of the poor is generally driven from one ungrateful object to another . Night ... attended with interruption or danger : in short , he was obliged to take up his lodging in one of the tombs without ...
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