Works of Samuel Johnson, LL. D.T. Tegg, 1823 |
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... believe to be that metal which was once valued before gold . I have sand gathered out of the Granicus ; a fragment of Trajan's bridge over the Danube ; some of the mortar which cemented the watercourse of Tarquin ; a horseshoe broken on ...
... believe to be that metal which was once valued before gold . I have sand gathered out of the Granicus ; a fragment of Trajan's bridge over the Danube ; some of the mortar which cemented the watercourse of Tarquin ; a horseshoe broken on ...
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... believe it likewise frequently happens that the most recluse are not the most vigor- ous prosecutors of study . Many impose upon the world , and many upon themselves , by an appearance of severe and exemplary diligence , when they , in ...
... believe it likewise frequently happens that the most recluse are not the most vigor- ous prosecutors of study . Many impose upon the world , and many upon themselves , by an appearance of severe and exemplary diligence , when they , in ...
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... believe that every man was then loved in proportion as he could contribute by his strength , or his skill , to the supply of natural wants ; there was then little room for peevish dislike , or capricious favour ; the affection admitted ...
... believe that every man was then loved in proportion as he could contribute by his strength , or his skill , to the supply of natural wants ; there was then little room for peevish dislike , or capricious favour ; the affection admitted ...
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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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