The miscellaneous works of OLiver Goldsmith [ed. by S. Rose].1812 |
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... imitate Nature . It will be my chief pride , therefore , if this work may be found an innocent amusement for those who have nothing else to employ them , or who require a relaxation from labour . Professed Naturalists will , no doubt ...
... imitate Nature . It will be my chief pride , therefore , if this work may be found an innocent amusement for those who have nothing else to employ them , or who require a relaxation from labour . Professed Naturalists will , no doubt ...
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... imitation of the ancients was to write from our own feelings , and to imitate Nature . It will be my chief pride , therefore , if this work may be found an innocent amusement for those who bave nothing else to en ploy them , or who ...
... imitation of the ancients was to write from our own feelings , and to imitate Nature . It will be my chief pride , therefore , if this work may be found an innocent amusement for those who bave nothing else to en ploy them , or who ...
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... IMITATION OF THE THIRD SATIRE OF JUVENAL . This poem of Mr. Johnson's is the best imitation of the original that has appeared in our language , being possessed of all the force and satyrical resent- ment of Juvenal . Imitation gives us ...
... IMITATION OF THE THIRD SATIRE OF JUVENAL . This poem of Mr. Johnson's is the best imitation of the original that has appeared in our language , being possessed of all the force and satyrical resent- ment of Juvenal . Imitation gives us ...
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Oliver Goldsmith Samuel Rose. THE SCHOOL MISTRESS , IN IMITATION OF SPENSER . This poem is one of those happinesses ... imitations of our old English poets in general , yet on this minute subject the antiquity of the style produces a very ...
Oliver Goldsmith Samuel Rose. THE SCHOOL MISTRESS , IN IMITATION OF SPENSER . This poem is one of those happinesses ... imitations of our old English poets in general , yet on this minute subject the antiquity of the style produces a very ...
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... IMITATION OF SIX SEVERAL AUTHORS . Mr. Hawkins Browne , the author of these , as I am told , had no good original manner of his own , yet we see how well he succeeds when he turns an imita- tor ; for the following are rather imitations ...
... IMITATION OF SIX SEVERAL AUTHORS . Mr. Hawkins Browne , the author of these , as I am told , had no good original manner of his own , yet we see how well he succeeds when he turns an imita- tor ; for the following are rather imitations ...
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