The Works of Samuel Johnson, 第 5 巻F.C. and J. Rivington, 1823 |
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... Arab chief , who possessed a castle or fortress on the extremity of Egypt . The Arab , whose revenue was plunder , was willing to restore her , with her two attendants , for two hundred ounces of gold . The price was no subject of ...
... Arab chief , who possessed a castle or fortress on the extremity of Egypt . The Arab , whose revenue was plunder , was willing to restore her , with her two attendants , for two hundred ounces of gold . The price was no subject of ...
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... Arab , by going into his district , and could not expect that the Rover would so much ex- pose himself as to come ... Arab's fortress . Rasselas was desirous to go with them ; but neither his sis- ter nor Imlac would consent . The Arab ...
... Arab , by going into his district , and could not expect that the Rover would so much ex- pose himself as to come ... Arab's fortress . Rasselas was desirous to go with them ; but neither his sis- ter nor Imlac would consent . The Arab ...
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... Arab , your dress , and that of your servants , show your rank to be high , and your wealth to be great . Why should you , who can so easily procure 66 your ransom , think yourself in danger of perpetual captivity 522 RASSELAS ,
... Arab , your dress , and that of your servants , show your rank to be high , and your wealth to be great . Why should you , who can so easily procure 66 your ransom , think yourself in danger of perpetual captivity 522 RASSELAS ,
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... Arab , should always be expected . If the eye of hostility could learn re- verence or pity , excellence like yours had been exempt from injury . But the angels of affliction spread their toils alike for the virtuous and the wicked , for ...
... Arab , should always be expected . If the eye of hostility could learn re- verence or pity , excellence like yours had been exempt from injury . But the angels of affliction spread their toils alike for the virtuous and the wicked , for ...
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... Arab ranged the country merely to get riches . Ava- rice is an uniform and tractable vice : other intel- lectual distempers are different in different consti- tutions of mind ; that which sooths the pride of one will offend the pride of ...
... Arab ranged the country merely to get riches . Ava- rice is an uniform and tractable vice : other intel- lectual distempers are different in different consti- tutions of mind ; that which sooths the pride of one will offend the pride of ...
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