The Miscellaneous Works of Oliver Goldsmith: To which is Prefixed, Some Account of His Life and Writings |
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How contrary to when it has received the approbation of reason . reason are
those ; and yet all pretend to teach A late ... —Like reptiles in a corner of some
tical reasons to induce them to mutual hatred , stupendous palace , we peep from
our ...
How contrary to when it has received the approbation of reason . reason are
those ; and yet all pretend to teach A late ... —Like reptiles in a corner of some
tical reasons to induce them to mutual hatred , stupendous palace , we peep from
our ...
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The man land has now a monarch wholly British ; and who examines a
complicated subject , on every it has some reason to hope for British titles side ,
and calls in reason to his assistance , will upon British coins . frequently change ;
will find ...
The man land has now a monarch wholly British ; and who examines a
complicated subject , on every it has some reason to hope for British titles side ,
and calls in reason to his assistance , will upon British coins . frequently change ;
will find ...
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It is a rule imposed upon us by reason , which Generosity is the part of a soul
raised above should be the sovereign law of a rational being . the vulgar . There
is in it something of what But this generosity does not consist in obeying we
admire ...
It is a rule imposed upon us by reason , which Generosity is the part of a soul
raised above should be the sovereign law of a rational being . the vulgar . There
is in it something of what But this generosity does not consist in obeying we
admire ...
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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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