Goldy: The Life and Times of Oliver GoldsmithTwayne Publishers, 1961 - 367 oldal |
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53. oldal
... receiving his absurdities with submission . ( To flatter those we do not know is an easy task , but to flatter our intimate acquaintances , whose foibles are strongly in our eyes , is drudgery insupportable . ) Every time he now opens ...
... receiving his absurdities with submission . ( To flatter those we do not know is an easy task , but to flatter our intimate acquaintances , whose foibles are strongly in our eyes , is drudgery insupportable . ) Every time he now opens ...
61. oldal
... espe- cially . But as it is now his only means , it is received with contempt . And so he wanders on , sleeping in barns , begging , bear leading , and disputing his passage through Europe . And [ 61 ] A PHILOSOPHIC VAGABOND.
... espe- cially . But as it is now his only means , it is received with contempt . And so he wanders on , sleeping in barns , begging , bear leading , and disputing his passage through Europe . And [ 61 ] A PHILOSOPHIC VAGABOND.
71. oldal
... received certain advices that a party of twenty thousand Austrians , having attacked a much superior body of Prussians , put them all to flight and took the rest prisoners of war . .. " Berlin . We have received certain advices that a ...
... received certain advices that a party of twenty thousand Austrians , having attacked a much superior body of Prussians , put them all to flight and took the rest prisoners of war . .. " Berlin . We have received certain advices that a ...
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