The Works of Samuel Johnson, 第 5 巻F.C. and J. Rivington, 1823 |
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... imagination operating on luxury . To temperance every day is bright , and every hour is propitious to diligence . He that shall resolutely excite his facul- ties , or exert his virtues , will soon make himself su- perior to the seasons ...
... imagination operating on luxury . To temperance every day is bright , and every hour is propitious to diligence . He that shall resolutely excite his facul- ties , or exert his virtues , will soon make himself su- perior to the seasons ...
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... imagination is active and resolution weak , whose desires are ardent , and whose choice is delicate ; who cannot satisfy themselves with standing still , and yet cannot find a motive to direct their course . I was the second son of a ...
... imagination is active and resolution weak , whose desires are ardent , and whose choice is delicate ; who cannot satisfy themselves with standing still , and yet cannot find a motive to direct their course . I was the second son of a ...
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... , and pleased myself with imagining their misery . But short is the triumph of malignity . I was married last week to Miss Mohair , the daughter of a salesman ; and at my first appearance after the N ° 28 . 109 THE IDLER .
... , and pleased myself with imagining their misery . But short is the triumph of malignity . I was married last week to Miss Mohair , the daughter of a salesman ; and at my first appearance after the N ° 28 . 109 THE IDLER .
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... imagination , so ex- actly balanced by the love of ease , that they can seldom stimulate him to any difficult undertaking ; they have , however , so much power , that they will not suffer him to lie quite at rest ; and though they do ...
... imagination , so ex- actly balanced by the love of ease , that they can seldom stimulate him to any difficult undertaking ; they have , however , so much power , that they will not suffer him to lie quite at rest ; and though they do ...
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... imagining some distant time in which she shall use whatever she accumulates : she has four looking - glasses which she cannot hang up in her house , but which will be handsome in more lofty rooms ; and pays rent for the place of a vast ...
... imagining some distant time in which she shall use whatever she accumulates : she has four looking - glasses which she cannot hang up in her house , but which will be handsome in more lofty rooms ; and pays rent for the place of a vast ...
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