The Miscellaneous Works of Oliver Goldsmith: With an Account of His Life and Writings, Volumen2Baudry's European Library, 1837 |
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... despises those nations , who , that one may be free , are all content to be slaves ; who first lift a tyrant into terror , and then shrink under his power as if delegated from Heaven . Liberty is echoed in all their assemblies ; and ...
... despises those nations , who , that one may be free , are all content to be slaves ; who first lift a tyrant into terror , and then shrink under his power as if delegated from Heaven . Liberty is echoed in all their assemblies ; and ...
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... despised them . Walking a few days ago between an English and a Frenchman into the suburbs of the city , we were overtaken by a heavy shower of rain . I was unprepared ; but they had each large coats , which defended them from what ...
... despised them . Walking a few days ago between an English and a Frenchman into the suburbs of the city , we were overtaken by a heavy shower of rain . I was unprepared ; but they had each large coats , which defended them from what ...
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... despise him who only indulges the imagination . A man who leaves home to mend himself and others , is a philosopher ; but he who goes from country to country , guided by the blind impulse of curiosity , is only a vagabond . From ...
... despise him who only indulges the imagination . A man who leaves home to mend himself and others , is a philosopher ; but he who goes from country to country , guided by the blind impulse of curiosity , is only a vagabond . From ...
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... despised when living . In this manner , you see some who would have refused a shilling to save the life of their dearest friend , bestow thousands on adorning their putrid corpse . I have been told of a fellow , who , grown rich by the ...
... despised when living . In this manner , you see some who would have refused a shilling to save the life of their dearest friend , bestow thousands on adorning their putrid corpse . I have been told of a fellow , who , grown rich by the ...
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... despised it in others , because he had none himself . Pray tell me then in a word , said I peevishly , what is the great man who lies here particularly remarkable for ? Remark- able , sir ! said my companion ; why , sir , the gentleman ...
... despised it in others , because he had none himself . Pray tell me then in a word , said I peevishly , what is the great man who lies here particularly remarkable for ? Remark- able , sir ! said my companion ; why , sir , the gentleman ...
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