The Miscellaneous Works of Oliver Goldsmith, M.B.Hastings, Etheridge, and Bliss, 1809 |
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... pity . His comedies will last with the Italian language ; he dissipated a noble fortune in acts of charity and benevolence ; but falling into misery in his old age , was refused to be admitted into an hospi- tal which he himself had ...
... pity . His comedies will last with the Italian language ; he dissipated a noble fortune in acts of charity and benevolence ; but falling into misery in his old age , was refused to be admitted into an hospi- tal which he himself had ...
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... pity he found amongst them , he even ventured at last ungratefully to impute his calamities to Providence . In his last agonies when the priest intreated him to rely on the justice of heaven , and ask mercy from him that made him ; If ...
... pity he found amongst them , he even ventured at last ungratefully to impute his calamities to Providence . In his last agonies when the priest intreated him to rely on the justice of heaven , and ask mercy from him that made him ; If ...
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... pity of all . The contention now continued for some time , with- out a possibility of determining to whom victory de- signed the prize . The winning post appeared in view , and he who drove the turnip cart assured himself of success ...
... pity of all . The contention now continued for some time , with- out a possibility of determining to whom victory de- signed the prize . The winning post appeared in view , and he who drove the turnip cart assured himself of success ...
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... pity , and particularly looking extremely tender , which is usual in such circumstances . The coquet therefore , in some measure influenced by the innocence of his looks , ventured to contradict her companion . " Upon " my word , sister ...
... pity , and particularly looking extremely tender , which is usual in such circumstances . The coquet therefore , in some measure influenced by the innocence of his looks , ventured to contradict her companion . " Upon " my word , sister ...
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... pity to their distresses , changed the prude into a shrimp , and the coquet into an oyster . Adieu . LETTER LXXXVIII . FROM THE SAME . I AM amused , my dear Fum , with the labours of some of the learned here . One shall write you a ...
... pity to their distresses , changed the prude into a shrimp , and the coquet into an oyster . Adieu . LETTER LXXXVIII . FROM THE SAME . I AM amused , my dear Fum , with the labours of some of the learned here . One shall write you a ...
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