The miscellaneous works of OLiver Goldsmith [ed. by S. Rose].1812 |
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... physi- cians are sent for , the clergy are called , and every thing thing passes in silent solemnity round the sick bed . 34 CITIZEN OF THE WORld . The funeral solemnities of the English Their passion for flattering epitaphs.
... physi- cians are sent for , the clergy are called , and every thing thing passes in silent solemnity round the sick bed . 34 CITIZEN OF THE WORld . The funeral solemnities of the English Their passion for flattering epitaphs.
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... receive company ; this is called lying in state . To this disagreeable spectacle all the idlers in town flock , and learn to loath the wretch dead , whom D 2 they Is manner you see ing to save the housands on CITIZEN OF THE WORLD . 35.
... receive company ; this is called lying in state . To this disagreeable spectacle all the idlers in town flock , and learn to loath the wretch dead , whom D 2 they Is manner you see ing to save the housands on CITIZEN OF THE WORLD . 35.
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... manner to make hown ; that he would draw it up in terms as flattering as possible ; and that he would make it the employment of his whole life to deserve it ! I have I have not yet been in a place called Westminster- 26 IF THE TORED .
... manner to make hown ; that he would draw it up in terms as flattering as possible ; and that he would make it the employment of his whole life to deserve it ! I have I have not yet been in a place called Westminster- 26 IF THE TORED .
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Oliver Goldsmith Samuel Rose. I have not yet been in a place called Westminster- abbey , but soon intend to visit it . There , I am told , I shall see justice done to deceased merit ; none , I am told , are permitted to be buried there ...
Oliver Goldsmith Samuel Rose. I have not yet been in a place called Westminster- abbey , but soon intend to visit it . There , I am told , I shall see justice done to deceased merit ; none , I am told , are permitted to be buried there ...
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