Works of Samuel Johnson, LL. D.T. Tegg, 1823 |
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... appearance as we move upon it ; the woods offer their shades , and the fields their harvests ; the hill flatters with an extensive view , and the valley invites with shelter , fragrance and flowers . The poets have numbered among the ...
... appearance as we move upon it ; the woods offer their shades , and the fields their harvests ; the hill flatters with an extensive view , and the valley invites with shelter , fragrance and flowers . The poets have numbered among the ...
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... , and his totter in my gait . Such , however , was her care , that I escaped all these depravities ; and when I was only twelve years old , old , had rid myself of every appearance of childish 242 No 109 . THE RAMBLER .
... , and his totter in my gait . Such , however , was her care , that I escaped all these depravities ; and when I was only twelve years old , old , had rid myself of every appearance of childish 242 No 109 . THE RAMBLER .
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... harmonious than in the parts allotted to the chorus , which are often so harsh and dissonant , as scarce to preserve , whether the lines end with or or without rhymes , any appearance of metrical re- gularity 440 No 140 . THE RAMBLER .
... harmonious than in the parts allotted to the chorus , which are often so harsh and dissonant , as scarce to preserve , whether the lines end with or or without rhymes , any appearance of metrical re- gularity 440 No 140 . THE RAMBLER .
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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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