The Miscellaneous Works of Oliver Goldsmith, M.B.Hastings, Etheridge, and Bliss, 1809 |
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第 v 頁
... philosopher of China , LXXXIII . The anecdotes of several foets , who lived and died in circumstances of wretchedness , LXXXIV . The trifling squabbles of stage - play- ers ridiculed , LXXXV The races of Newmarket ridiculed . The ...
... philosopher of China , LXXXIII . The anecdotes of several foets , who lived and died in circumstances of wretchedness , LXXXIV . The trifling squabbles of stage - play- ers ridiculed , LXXXV The races of Newmarket ridiculed . The ...
第 vi 頁
... philosophers make artificial misery , XCII . The fondness of some to admire the wri- tings of lords , & c . . XCIII . The philosopher's son is again separated from his beautiful companion , XCIV . The father consoles him upon this occa ...
... philosophers make artificial misery , XCII . The fondness of some to admire the wri- tings of lords , & c . . XCIII . The philosopher's son is again separated from his beautiful companion , XCIV . The father consoles him upon this occa ...
第 vii 頁
... philosopher begins to think of quitting England , . The arts some make use of to appear learned , The intended coronation described , Funeral elegies written upon the Great , ridiculed . A specimen of one , The English too fond of ...
... philosopher begins to think of quitting England , . The arts some make use of to appear learned , The intended coronation described , Funeral elegies written upon the Great , ridiculed . A specimen of one , The English too fond of ...
第 16 頁
... philosopher , compares money to manure ; if gathered in heaps , says he , it does no good ; on the contrary , it becomes offensive . But be- ing spread , though never so thinly , over the surface of the earth , it enriches the whole ...
... philosopher , compares money to manure ; if gathered in heaps , says he , it does no good ; on the contrary , it becomes offensive . But be- ing spread , though never so thinly , over the surface of the earth , it enriches the whole ...
第 19 頁
... philosopher , to see an old post pulled up , with which I had been long acquainted . A mind long habituated to a certain set . of objects , insensibly becomes fond of secing them ; visits them from habit , and parts from them with re ...
... philosopher , to see an old post pulled up , with which I had been long acquainted . A mind long habituated to a certain set . of objects , insensibly becomes fond of secing them ; visits them from habit , and parts from them with re ...
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