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What numbers of fine writers in the latter empire of Rome, when refinement was
carried to the highest pitch, have missed that fame and immortality which they
had fondly arrogated to themselves? How many Greek authors who wrote at that
...
What numbers of fine writers in the latter empire of Rome, when refinement was
carried to the highest pitch, have missed that fame and immortality which they
had fondly arrogated to themselves? How many Greek authors who wrote at that
...
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ing herself obliged to carry a train like her betters, never walks from home without
the uneasy apprehensions of wearing it out too soon; every excursion she makes
gives her new anxiety, and her train is every bit as importunate, and wounds ...
ing herself obliged to carry a train like her betters, never walks from home without
the uneasy apprehensions of wearing it out too soon; every excursion she makes
gives her new anxiety, and her train is every bit as importunate, and wounds ...
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It is carried on with sharpness, and a proper share of this epigrammatical fury. An
author, it seems, has taken an aversion to the faces of several players, and has
written verses to prove his dislike; the players fall upon the author, and assure ...
It is carried on with sharpness, and a proper share of this epigrammatical fury. An
author, it seems, has taken an aversion to the faces of several players, and has
written verses to prove his dislike; the players fall upon the author, and assure ...
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Nevertheless, by attempting to carry on both objects at once ; first, of directing us
to the name of the things, and then giving the ... The later moderns, with that good
sense which they have carried into every other part of science, have taken a ...
Nevertheless, by attempting to carry on both objects at once ; first, of directing us
to the name of the things, and then giving the ... The later moderns, with that good
sense which they have carried into every other part of science, have taken a ...
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Natural History at present is carried on in two distinct and separate channels, the
one serving to lead us to the thing, the other conveying the history of the thing as
supposing it already known. The following Natural History is written with only ...
Natural History at present is carried on in two distinct and separate channels, the
one serving to lead us to the thing, the other conveying the history of the thing as
supposing it already known. The following Natural History is written with only ...
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| Titel | The Miscellaneous Works of Oliver Goldsmith, Band 4 The Miscellaneous Works of Oliver Goldsmith, Oliver Goldsmith |
| Autor/in | Oliver Goldsmith |
| Herausgeber | Samuel Rose |
| Verlag | Hastings, Etheridge, and Bliss, 1809 |
| Original von | University of Michigan |
| Digitalisiert | 19. Nov. 2013 |
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