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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... say , that the prose is excellent in its kind . It must be con- fessed , however , that he is by no means inconsistent ; what he says in both places may very easily be reconciled to truth ; but who can defend his candour and sincerity ...
... say , that the prose is excellent in its kind . It must be con- fessed , however , that he is by no means inconsistent ; what he says in both places may very easily be reconciled to truth ; but who can defend his candour and sincerity ...
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... says , « That the poem is very good . The story , » continues he , « was writ- ten originally in Spanish , whence probably Howel had translated it into prose , and inserted it in one of his letters . Addison liked the scheme , and was ...
... says , « That the poem is very good . The story , » continues he , « was writ- ten originally in Spanish , whence probably Howel had translated it into prose , and inserted it in one of his letters . Addison liked the scheme , and was ...
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... say you are in deep discontent at the new turn of affairs ; others , that you are so much in the archbishop's good graces , that you will not correspond with any that have seen the last Ministry . Some affirm you have quarrelled with ...
... say you are in deep discontent at the new turn of affairs ; others , that you are so much in the archbishop's good graces , that you will not correspond with any that have seen the last Ministry . Some affirm you have quarrelled with ...
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... condemned to undergo : « I was obliged , " says he , in one place , « while yet a boy , to read over the commentaries of Dr Manton , whose pride it was to have V made a hundred and nineteen sermons on the hundred and 34 LIFE OF HENRY.
... condemned to undergo : « I was obliged , " says he , in one place , « while yet a boy , to read over the commentaries of Dr Manton , whose pride it was to have V made a hundred and nineteen sermons on the hundred and 34 LIFE OF HENRY.
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... says he , « and desire of knowledge , were what I felt all my life ; and though my genius , unlike the demon of Socrates , whispered so softly , that very often I heard him not in the hurry of these passions with which I was transported ...
... says he , « and desire of knowledge , were what I felt all my life ; and though my genius , unlike the demon of Socrates , whispered so softly , that very often I heard him not in the hurry of these passions with which I was transported ...
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