The Miscellaneous Works of Oliver Goldsmith, M.B. To which is Prefixed Some Account of His Life and Writings [extracted from the Edition of 1823]. A New Edition, EtcThomas Nelson, 1837 - 474 páginas |
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... eyes what he felt in his heart . Yet , blest with original powers like these , His principal force was on paper to please ; Like a fleet - footed hunter , though first in the chase , On the road of plain sense he oft slacken'd his pace ...
... eyes what he felt in his heart . Yet , blest with original powers like these , His principal force was on paper to please ; Like a fleet - footed hunter , though first in the chase , On the road of plain sense he oft slacken'd his pace ...
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... eyes , yet the animal itself finds the apartment sufficiently lightsome . And to confess a truth , this man's mind seems fitted to his station ; for I never heard any one more sprightly than he was to - day , when he conversed with you ...
... eyes , yet the animal itself finds the apartment sufficiently lightsome . And to confess a truth , this man's mind seems fitted to his station ; for I never heard any one more sprightly than he was to - day , when he conversed with you ...
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... eyes , that working after dinner would redden their noses , and she convinced me that the hands never looked so white as when they did no- thing . Instead therefore of finishing George's shirts , we now had them new - modelling their ...
... eyes , that working after dinner would redden their noses , and she convinced me that the hands never looked so white as when they did no- thing . Instead therefore of finishing George's shirts , we now had them new - modelling their ...
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... eye , he would have nothing to say to him : a second came up , but observ- ing he had a spavin , declared he would ... eyes about me . a most hearty contempt for the poor animal myself , and was almost ashained at the approach of every ...
... eye , he would have nothing to say to him : a second came up , but observ- ing he had a spavin , declared he would ... eyes about me . a most hearty contempt for the poor animal myself , and was almost ashained at the approach of every ...
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... eyes stedfast- ly upon him , " whose head and heart form a most detestable contrast . Ay , Sir , " continu- ed I , raising my voice , “ and I am glad to have this opportunity of detecting him in the midst of his fancied security . Do ...
... eyes stedfast- ly upon him , " whose head and heart form a most detestable contrast . Ay , Sir , " continu- ed I , raising my voice , “ and I am glad to have this opportunity of detecting him in the midst of his fancied security . Do ...
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