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ROM my former accounts you may be apt to fancy the English the most ridiculous
people under the sun, They are indeed ridiculous; yet every other nation in
Europe is equally so; each laughs at each, and the Asiatic at all. I may upon
another ...
ROM my former accounts you may be apt to fancy the English the most ridiculous
people under the sun, They are indeed ridiculous; yet every other nation in
Europe is equally so; each laughs at each, and the Asiatic at all. I may upon
another ...
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... heard of but one erected for the benefit of decayed authors. This was founded
by pope Urban VIII. and called the retreat of the incurables, intimating: that it was
equally impossible to reclaim the patients, who. 58 CITIZEN OF THE WORLD.
... heard of but one erected for the benefit of decayed authors. This was founded
by pope Urban VIII. and called the retreat of the incurables, intimating: that it was
equally impossible to reclaim the patients, who. 58 CITIZEN OF THE WORLD.
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... with several other sentiments equally new, delicate and striking. Every new
tragedy therefore I shall go to see ; for reflections of this nature make a tolerable
harmony, when mixed up with a proper quantity of drum, trumpet, thunder,
lightning, ...
... with several other sentiments equally new, delicate and striking. Every new
tragedy therefore I shall go to see ; for reflections of this nature make a tolerable
harmony, when mixed up with a proper quantity of drum, trumpet, thunder,
lightning, ...
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Our conversation turned upon love, which she seemed equally capable of
defending and inspiring. We were each of different opinions upon this subject ;
the lady insisted that it was a natural and universal passion, and produced the ...
Our conversation turned upon love, which she seemed equally capable of
defending and inspiring. We were each of different opinions upon this subject ;
the lady insisted that it was a natural and universal passion, and produced the ...
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As in the early part of history a want of real facts hath induced many to spin out
the little that was own with conjecture, so in the modern part the suPerfluity of
trifling anecdotes was equally apt to introduce confusion. In one case history has
...
As in the early part of history a want of real facts hath induced many to spin out
the little that was own with conjecture, so in the modern part the suPerfluity of
trifling anecdotes was equally apt to introduce confusion. In one case history has
...
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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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