The Miscellaneous Works of Oliver Goldsmith: To which is Prefixed, Some Account of His Life and Writings |
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FROM THE SAME . yourself ; so , in writing , the properest manner and sharp ;
round his neck he wore a broad is to show an attempt at humour , which will
black riband , and in his bosom a buckle studded pass upon most for humour in
reality .
FROM THE SAME . yourself ; so , in writing , the properest manner and sharp ;
round his neck he wore a broad is to show an attempt at humour , which will
black riband , and in his bosom a buckle studded pass upon most for humour in
reality .
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... who should attempt to be more than a Projectors in a state are generally
rewarded commentator upon philosophy , or an imitator above their deserts ;
projectors in the republic in polite learning , might be regarded as a of letters ,
never .
... who should attempt to be more than a Projectors in a state are generally
rewarded commentator upon philosophy , or an imitator above their deserts ;
projectors in the republic in polite learning , might be regarded as a of letters ,
never .
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Those who attempt to reason us ed , that a greater degree of gentility is affixed
out of our follies , begin at the wrong end , since to the character of a student in
England than the attempt naturally presupposes us capable of elsewhere ; by
which ...
Those who attempt to reason us ed , that a greater degree of gentility is affixed
out of our follies , begin at the wrong end , since to the character of a student in
England than the attempt naturally presupposes us capable of elsewhere ; by
which ...
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A migration The fortunate circum | 5 |
A town wit described The dullest | 11 |
The family endeavour to cope with | 17 |
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