The Miscellaneous Works of Oliver Goldsmith: With an Account of His Life and Writings, Band 4A. and W. Galignani and Jules Didot, 1825 |
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... desire no more of his acquaintance . It is with such reflections as these I endeavour to fortify myself against the future contempt or neglect of some readers , and am prepared for their dislike by mutual re- crimination . If such ...
... desire no more of his acquaintance . It is with such reflections as these I endeavour to fortify myself against the future contempt or neglect of some readers , and am prepared for their dislike by mutual re- crimination . If such ...
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... desires at once so imprudent and unjust . He retired to his apartment in inexpressible agony ; and the emotions of his mind in a short time became so strong , that they brought on a fever , which the physicians judged incurable . During ...
... desires at once so imprudent and unjust . He retired to his apartment in inexpressible agony ; and the emotions of his mind in a short time became so strong , that they brought on a fever , which the physicians judged incurable . During ...
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... desire him to be frugal . " Andrew , in a sorrowful tone , as is usual on these occasions , « prayed Heaven to prolong his life and health to enjoy it himself . » - « . I recommend Simon , my third son , to the care of his elder brother ...
... desire him to be frugal . " Andrew , in a sorrowful tone , as is usual on these occasions , « prayed Heaven to prolong his life and health to enjoy it himself . » - « . I recommend Simon , my third son , to the care of his elder brother ...
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... desire , whatever we wish , it is but to clothe those desires or wishes in words , in order to fruition ; the prin- cipal use of language , therefore , » say they , « is to express our wants , so as to receive a speedy redress . >> Such ...
... desire , whatever we wish , it is but to clothe those desires or wishes in words , in order to fruition ; the prin- cipal use of language , therefore , » say they , « is to express our wants , so as to receive a speedy redress . >> Such ...
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... patriotism , we on the other find as strong a desire of revenge . But , to wave introduction , let us to the story . When the Saracens overran Europe with their armies , and A FLEMISH TRADITION . 149 A Flemish Tradition.
... patriotism , we on the other find as strong a desire of revenge . But , to wave introduction , let us to the story . When the Saracens overran Europe with their armies , and A FLEMISH TRADITION . 149 A Flemish Tradition.
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