Miscellaneous works

T. Tegg, 1825

OF	1

Letter Page	7

English pride Liberty An instance of both News	15

Happiness lost by seeking after refinement	24

The licentiousness of the English with regard	31

A description of a club of authors	114

dening The description of a Chinese garden	121

The manner of writing among the Chinese	128

The absurd taste for obscene and pert novels	212

his house and furniture	220

The Chinese philosophers son escapes with	235

The great exchange happiness for show Their	254

The description of a little great man	276

The behaviour of a shopkeeper and his journey	310

The preparations of both theatres for a winter	316

The anecdotes of several poets who lived	331

Of the present ridiculous passion of the nobility	138

The correspondence still continued He	144

The Chinese philosopher praises the justice	150

The English still have poets though not versi	159

The history of China more replete with great	165

Wisdom and precept may lessen our miseries	173

Misery best relieved by dissipation	188

The fairy tale continued	195

The folly of remote or useless disquisitions	202

A booksellers visit to the Chinese	203

The trifling squabbles of stageplayers ridi	338

The folly of the western parts of Europe in	346

among the learned	354

The father consoles him upon this occasion	373

Almost every subject of literature has been	379

A visit from the little beau The indulgence	386

The arts some make use of to appear learn	400

The English too fond of believing every	410

The Chinese philosopher attempts to find	418

On the meanness of the Dutch at the court	452

Başlık	Miscellaneous works 3. cilt/The Complete Works of Oliver Goldsmith, Oliver Goldsmith
Yazar	Oliver Goldsmith
Yayıncı	T. Tegg, 1825
Orijinalin kaynağı:	California Üniversitesi
Dijital ortama aktarılmış	26 Şub 2009

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