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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... merit of engaging early in this enterprise , and how unaccountable it would be for a man , impeached and attainted under the present government , to take no share in bringing about a revolution , so near at hand and so certain . He ...
... merit of engaging early in this enterprise , and how unaccountable it would be for a man , impeached and attainted under the present government , to take no share in bringing about a revolution , so near at hand and so certain . He ...
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... merit and understanding , possessed of a very large fortune , but encumbered with a long and trouble- some law - suit . In the company of this very sensible woman he passed his time in France , sometimes in the country , and sometimes ...
... merit and understanding , possessed of a very large fortune , but encumbered with a long and trouble- some law - suit . In the company of this very sensible woman he passed his time in France , sometimes in the country , and sometimes ...
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... merit , it was too probable the hasty reader might have taken me at my word . If , on the other hand , like labourers in the maga- zine trade , I had , with modest impudence , humbly pre- sumed to promise an epitome of all the good ...
... merit , it was too probable the hasty reader might have taken me at my word . If , on the other hand , like labourers in the maga- zine trade , I had , with modest impudence , humbly pre- sumed to promise an epitome of all the good ...
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... merit of his intentions may be , every writer is now convinced , that he must be chiefly indebted to good fortune for finding readers willing to allow him any degree of reputation . It has been remarked , that almost every character ...
... merit of his intentions may be , every writer is now convinced , that he must be chiefly indebted to good fortune for finding readers willing to allow him any degree of reputation . It has been remarked , that almost every character ...
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... merit by adventitious circumstances of greatness , they generally communicate those fatal prejudices to their pupils , confirm their pride by adulation , or increase their ignorance by teaching them to despise that wisdom which is 118 ...
... merit by adventitious circumstances of greatness , they generally communicate those fatal prejudices to their pupils , confirm their pride by adulation , or increase their ignorance by teaching them to despise that wisdom which is 118 ...
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