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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... heart to renounce the friendship which he once had for his coadjutor ; he began to imagine him treacherous , mean , indolent , and invidious ; he even began to ascribe his own promotion to Oxford's hatred , and to suppose that he was ...
... heart to renounce the friendship which he once had for his coadjutor ; he began to imagine him treacherous , mean , indolent , and invidious ; he even began to ascribe his own promotion to Oxford's hatred , and to suppose that he was ...
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... heart , re- lieving her people from a bloody and expensive war , and that I have also been too much an Englishman to sacrifice the interests of my country to any foreign ally ; and it is for this crime only that I am now driven from ...
... heart , re- lieving her people from a bloody and expensive war , and that I have also been too much an Englishman to sacrifice the interests of my country to any foreign ally ; and it is for this crime only that I am now driven from ...
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... heart , for fear of a miscar- riage , to their friends in England , to inform them , that though the Chevalier was destitute of succour , and all reasonable hopes of it , yet he would land as they pleased in England or Scotland at a ...
... heart , for fear of a miscar- riage , to their friends in England , to inform them , that though the Chevalier was destitute of succour , and all reasonable hopes of it , yet he would land as they pleased in England or Scotland at a ...
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... heart could not fail of communicating his satisfaction to his friend Swift . « I am in my own farm , » says he , « and here I shoot strong and tenacious roots : I have caught hold of the earth , to use a gardener's phrase , and neither ...
... heart could not fail of communicating his satisfaction to his friend Swift . « I am in my own farm , » says he , « and here I shoot strong and tenacious roots : I have caught hold of the earth , to use a gardener's phrase , and neither ...
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... heart often refused to execute ; and he lost the ability to perform just when the great occasion called for all his efforts to engage . The same ambition that prompted him to be a politician , actuated him as a philosopher . His aims ...
... heart often refused to execute ; and he lost the ability to perform just when the great occasion called for all his efforts to engage . The same ambition that prompted him to be a politician , actuated him as a philosopher . His aims ...
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