Works of Samuel Johnson, LL. D.T. Tegg, 1823 |
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... amusements for themselves , have more than common convictions of their own happiness . When they are condemned by the ele- ments to retirement , and debarred from most of the diversions which are called in to assist the flight of time ...
... amusements for themselves , have more than common convictions of their own happiness . When they are condemned by the ele- ments to retirement , and debarred from most of the diversions which are called in to assist the flight of time ...
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... amusements of more use and dignity than the com- mon games , which not only weary the mind without improving it , but strengthen the passions of envy and avarice , and often lead to fraud and to profusion , to corruption and to ruin ...
... amusements of more use and dignity than the com- mon games , which not only weary the mind without improving it , but strengthen the passions of envy and avarice , and often lead to fraud and to profusion , to corruption and to ruin ...
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... amusement of a rational being seems to be that interchange of thoughts which is practised in free and easy ... amusements should not terminate wholly in the present moment , but contribute more or less to future advantage . He ...
... amusement of a rational being seems to be that interchange of thoughts which is practised in free and easy ... amusements should not terminate wholly in the present moment , but contribute more or less to future advantage . He ...
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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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