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The moment I ventured to speak, I was at once cono a snap. I attempted, by a
second and Third assault, to retrieve my lost reputation, but was still beat back
with confusion I was resolved to attack him once more from entrenchment, and
turned ...
The moment I ventured to speak, I was at once cono a snap. I attempted, by a
second and Third assault, to retrieve my lost reputation, but was still beat back
with confusion I was resolved to attack him once more from entrenchment, and
turned ...
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A mercenary magistrate who is rewarded in proportion, not to his integrity, but to
the number he convicts, must be a person of the most unblemished when once
the work of injustice is begun, it is impossible to tell hew far it will proceed: it is
said ...
A mercenary magistrate who is rewarded in proportion, not to his integrity, but to
the number he convicts, must be a person of the most unblemished when once
the work of injustice is begun, it is impossible to tell hew far it will proceed: it is
said ...
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... state then cannot subsist without them ; they must then be introduced, at once
to teach men to draw the greatest possible quantity of pleasure from
circumscribed possession ; and to restrain them within the bounds of moderate
enjoyment.
... state then cannot subsist without them ; they must then be introduced, at once
to teach men to draw the greatest possible quantity of pleasure from
circumscribed possession ; and to restrain them within the bounds of moderate
enjoyment.
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... on the fertile plains of India and Egypt, destroying in an instant the labours and
the hopes of nations; sparing neither the fruit of the earth nor the verdure of the
fields, and changing into a frightful desert landscapes of once luxuriant beauty.
... on the fertile plains of India and Egypt, destroying in an instant the labours and
the hopes of nations; sparing neither the fruit of the earth nor the verdure of the
fields, and changing into a frightful desert landscapes of once luxuriant beauty.
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As you enter Kentish Town, the eye is at once presented with the shops of
artificers, such as venders of candles, small-coal, and hair-brooms; there are also
several august buildings of red brick, with numberless sign-posts, or rather pillars
, in a ...
As you enter Kentish Town, the eye is at once presented with the shops of
artificers, such as venders of candles, small-coal, and hair-brooms; there are also
several august buildings of red brick, with numberless sign-posts, or rather pillars
, in a ...
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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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