The miscellaneous works of OLiver Goldsmith [ed. by S. Rose].1812 |
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... formed themselves into a society , called the Scribblerus Club , and I should suppose they commemorated him thus , as being an absent member . It is past a doubt that they wrote many things in conjunction , and Gay usually held the pen ...
... formed themselves into a society , called the Scribblerus Club , and I should suppose they commemorated him thus , as being an absent member . It is past a doubt that they wrote many things in conjunction , and Gay usually held the pen ...
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... formed by Nature to take delight in struggling with oppo- sition , and whose most agreeable hours are passed in storms of their own creating . The subject of the present sketch was perhaps of all others the most indefatigable in raising ...
... formed by Nature to take delight in struggling with oppo- sition , and whose most agreeable hours are passed in storms of their own creating . The subject of the present sketch was perhaps of all others the most indefatigable in raising ...
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... formed a design of engaging French privateers in the ex- pedition , that were to have carried whatever should be necessary to send to any part of Britain in their first voyage , and then to cruize under the Pretender's commission . He ...
... formed a design of engaging French privateers in the ex- pedition , that were to have carried whatever should be necessary to send to any part of Britain in their first voyage , and then to cruize under the Pretender's commission . He ...
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... formed from a mere distribution of ani- mals in particular classes ; he has therefore ranged them according to their most obvious qualities ; and , content with brevity in his distribution , has employed accuracy only in the particular ...
... formed from a mere distribution of ani- mals in particular classes ; he has therefore ranged them according to their most obvious qualities ; and , content with brevity in his distribution , has employed accuracy only in the particular ...
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... formed wrong ideas of virtue ; but they were by no means so ignorant or abandoned in ge- neral , as not to give to their brightest characters the greatest share of their applause ; and I do not know whether it be fair to try Pagan ...
... formed wrong ideas of virtue ; but they were by no means so ignorant or abandoned in ge- neral , as not to give to their brightest characters the greatest share of their applause ; and I do not know whether it be fair to try Pagan ...
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