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... which some erroneously endeavour to suppress; the laws however seem
unwilling to punish the offender, or to furnish ... with clubs; justice in such a case
seems to hide her terrors, and permits some offenders to escape rather than load
any ...
... which some erroneously endeavour to suppress; the laws however seem
unwilling to punish the offender, or to furnish ... with clubs; justice in such a case
seems to hide her terrors, and permits some offenders to escape rather than load
any ...
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Sir, replied the man, you seem to be under a mistake : all that you can bring away
... You may object, that I neither settle rank, precedency, nor place ; that I seem
ignorant whether Gules walks before or behind Garter; that I have neither ...
Sir, replied the man, you seem to be under a mistake : all that you can bring away
... You may object, that I neither settle rank, precedency, nor place ; that I seem
ignorant whether Gules walks before or behind Garter; that I have neither ...
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... The multitude of Nature's productions, however, seems at first to bewilder the
inquirer, rather than excite his attention; ... or mineral world, seem to exceed all
powers of computation, and the science appears barren from its amazing fertility.
... The multitude of Nature's productions, however, seems at first to bewilder the
inquirer, rather than excite his attention; ... or mineral world, seem to exceed all
powers of computation, and the science appears barren from its amazing fertility.
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With regard to religion, he seems desirous of playing a double part, of appearing
to some readers as if he revetenced, and to others as if he ridiculed it. He seems
sensible of the political necessity of religion in every state; but at the same time ...
With regard to religion, he seems desirous of playing a double part, of appearing
to some readers as if he revetenced, and to others as if he ridiculed it. He seems
sensible of the political necessity of religion in every state; but at the same time ...
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... seems to have made, which, though too few to point exactly to the name, are
yet sufficient to illuminate the subject, and remove the reader's perplexity. Mr.
Buffon, indeed, who has brought greater talents to this part of learning than any
other ...
... seems to have made, which, though too few to point exactly to the name, are
yet sufficient to illuminate the subject, and remove the reader's perplexity. Mr.
Buffon, indeed, who has brought greater talents to this part of learning than any
other ...
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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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