The Miscellaneous Works of Oliver Goldsmith ...J. Johnson, G. and J. Robinson, W. J. and J. Richardson, 1801 |
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第 xii 頁
... attempt to define what is meant by Eng- lish liberty . L. A Bookfeller's vifit to the Chinese . · · 193 197 206 LI . The impoffibility of diftinguishing men in Eng- land by their drefs . Two inftances of this . 202 LII . The abfurd ...
... attempt to define what is meant by Eng- lish liberty . L. A Bookfeller's vifit to the Chinese . · · 193 197 206 LI . The impoffibility of diftinguishing men in Eng- land by their drefs . Two inftances of this . 202 LII . The abfurd ...
第 xiii 頁
... attempting to learn wisdom by being reclufe . · • 264 267 LXVII . Quacks ridiculed . Some particularly men- tioned . LXVIII . The fear of mad dogs ridiculed . . . . 272 LXIX . Fortune proved not to be blind . ry of the avaricious miller ...
... attempting to learn wisdom by being reclufe . · • 264 267 LXVII . Quacks ridiculed . Some particularly men- tioned . LXVIII . The fear of mad dogs ridiculed . . . . 272 LXIX . Fortune proved not to be blind . ry of the avaricious miller ...
第 21 頁
... attempts should not be to extinguish nature , but to reprefs it ; not to ftand unmoved at diftrefs , but en- deavour to turn every difafter to our own advantage . Our greatest glory is , not in never falling , but in rifing every time ...
... attempts should not be to extinguish nature , but to reprefs it ; not to ftand unmoved at diftrefs , but en- deavour to turn every difafter to our own advantage . Our greatest glory is , not in never falling , but in rifing every time ...
第 31 頁
... attempting to feed the dead . These are their moft ferious and moft religious oc- cupations are these men rational , or are not the apes of Borneo more wife ? Certain I am , O thou inftructor of my youth ! that without philofophers ...
... attempting to feed the dead . These are their moft ferious and moft religious oc- cupations are these men rational , or are not the apes of Borneo more wife ? Certain I am , O thou inftructor of my youth ! that without philofophers ...
第 66 頁
... attempting , from igno- rance or envy , to obftruct each other . But very different is the state of learning here ; every member of this fancied republic is defirous of governing , and none willing to obey ; each looks . upon his fellow ...
... attempting , from igno- rance or envy , to obftruct each other . But very different is the state of learning here ; every member of this fancied republic is defirous of governing , and none willing to obey ; each looks . upon his fellow ...
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