Works of Samuel Johnson, LL. D.T. Tegg, 1823 |
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... Demochares , a gentleman of a large estate , and a liberal dispo- sition . My fortune being by no means exuberant , inclined me to be pleased with a friend who was will- ing to be entertained at his own charge . I became by daily ...
... Demochares , a gentleman of a large estate , and a liberal dispo- sition . My fortune being by no means exuberant , inclined me to be pleased with a friend who was will- ing to be entertained at his own charge . I became by daily ...
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... Demochares invited all the gentlemen of his neighbourhood to dinner , and did not forget to hint how much my presence was expected to heighten the pleasure of the feast . He informed me what pre- judices my reputation had raised in my ...
... Demochares invited all the gentlemen of his neighbourhood to dinner , and did not forget to hint how much my presence was expected to heighten the pleasure of the feast . He informed me what pre- judices my reputation had raised in my ...
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... Demochares , whose benevolence is greater than his penetration , having flattered his hopes with the se- condary honour which he was to gain by my spright- liness and elegance , and the affection with which he should be followed for a ...
... Demochares , whose benevolence is greater than his penetration , having flattered his hopes with the se- condary honour which he was to gain by my spright- liness and elegance , and the affection with which he should be followed for a ...
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No Page 71 No man believes that his own life will be short | 1 |
The necessity of good humour | 6 |
The lingering expectation of an heir | 12 |
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