The miscellaneous works of OLiver Goldsmith [ed. by S. Rose].1812 |
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... improving his superior talents , than in finding objects on which to exercise their activity . His life was spent in a continual conflict of politics , and as if that was too short for the combat , he has left his memory as a subject of ...
... improving his superior talents , than in finding objects on which to exercise their activity . His life was spent in a continual conflict of politics , and as if that was too short for the combat , he has left his memory as a subject of ...
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... improved by the artifices of the Duke " of Marlborough , whom I knew even at that time " too well to act by his advice or information in 66 any case , but on such grounds as the proceedings " which soon followed sufficiently justified ...
... improved by the artifices of the Duke " of Marlborough , whom I knew even at that time " too well to act by his advice or information in 66 any case , but on such grounds as the proceedings " which soon followed sufficiently justified ...
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... improving his wretched fortune upon the Continent . He had left England with a very small fortune , and his attainder totally cut off all resources for the future . In this depressed situa- tion he began to listen to some proposals ...
... improving his wretched fortune upon the Continent . He had left England with a very small fortune , and his attainder totally cut off all resources for the future . In this depressed situa- tion he began to listen to some proposals ...
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... improved by age , which had rendered his passions more moderate , and his wishes more at- tainable . But he was far from suffering even in solitude his hours to glide away in torpid inactivity . That active restless disposition still ...
... improved by age , which had rendered his passions more moderate , and his wishes more at- tainable . But he was far from suffering even in solitude his hours to glide away in torpid inactivity . That active restless disposition still ...
第 74 頁
... improved by re- flection , and his ambition kept under by disappoint- ment , his whole aim seemed to have been to leave the stage of life , on which he had acted such va- rious parts , with applause . He had long wished to fetch his ...
... improved by re- flection , and his ambition kept under by disappoint- ment , his whole aim seemed to have been to leave the stage of life , on which he had acted such va- rious parts , with applause . He had long wished to fetch his ...
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