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From "Boswell's Life of Johnson: Abridged and edited, with an introduction by Charles Grosvenor Osgood" by Boswell, James
Oliver Goldsmith
A talented writer, poet, and physician, and a member of Johnson's circle.
Core Belief
"Values literary fame and recognition, but struggles with envy and self-doubt. Seeks to express himself creatively and to contribute to the world of letters."
Worldview
Sees the world as a competitive arena for literary success, but also possesses a genuine appreciation for beauty and human kindness.
Personality
Jealous, vain, and often confused in conversation, but also kind-hearted and capable of great literary achievements. Has a more than ordinary share of hurry of ideas.
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