The Works of Oliver Goldsmith: Prefaces and introductions. Animated nature (extracts) Nobleman's letters. Goody Two-shoes. IndexG. Bell and sons, 1886 |
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... obliged , however , to solicit peace , which was granted them on easy conditions , and Cromwell , who was now possessed of the supreme power , was left at leisure to pursue other designs . The European powers had not yet ceased to look ...
... obliged , however , to solicit peace , which was granted them on easy conditions , and Cromwell , who was now possessed of the supreme power , was left at leisure to pursue other designs . The European powers had not yet ceased to look ...
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... obliged to act in conformity with the will of others . The time is now come , in which every Englishman expects to be informed of the national affairs , because he himself is immediately concerned in their carrying on . That is a part ...
... obliged to act in conformity with the will of others . The time is now come , in which every Englishman expects to be informed of the national affairs , because he himself is immediately concerned in their carrying on . That is a part ...
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... obliged to fulfil them punc- tually ; so that whatever different form appearances may wear , the true interest of Great Britain is always to comply exactly with her treaties . A third rule is to resent wrongs done us vigorously , and ...
... obliged to fulfil them punc- tually ; so that whatever different form appearances may wear , the true interest of Great Britain is always to comply exactly with her treaties . A third rule is to resent wrongs done us vigorously , and ...
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... obliged the French kings to keep on foot a large stand- ing army , which at once preserved the inhabitants from the incursions of their enemies , and gained their kings a vast degree of popularity among the vulgar , who are capable of ...
... obliged the French kings to keep on foot a large stand- ing army , which at once preserved the inhabitants from the incursions of their enemies , and gained their kings a vast degree of popularity among the vulgar , who are capable of ...
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... obliged to fit out our armaments from the Tower of London ; from whence it requires two or three winds before they can proceed directly on their voyage . Some ships have been known to wait so long in port as to consume their whole stock ...
... obliged to fit out our armaments from the Tower of London ; from whence it requires two or three winds before they can proceed directly on their voyage . Some ships have been known to wait so long in port as to consume their whole stock ...
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