Works of Samuel Johnson, LL. D.T. Tegg, 1823 |
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... censure his accusers with equal justice , and no longer fears the arrows of reproach , when he has stored his magazine of malice with weapons equally sharp and equally envenomed . This practice , though never just , is yet specious VOL ...
... censure his accusers with equal justice , and no longer fears the arrows of reproach , when he has stored his magazine of malice with weapons equally sharp and equally envenomed . This practice , though never just , is yet specious VOL ...
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... censure . Every whisper ' of infamy is industriously circu- lated , every hint of suspicion eagerly improved , and every failure of conduct joyfully published , by those whose interest it is , that the eye and voice of the publick ...
... censure . Every whisper ' of infamy is industriously circu- lated , every hint of suspicion eagerly improved , and every failure of conduct joyfully published , by those whose interest it is , that the eye and voice of the publick ...
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... censure ; for , among all the animals upon which nature has impressed deformity and hor- rour , there is none whom ... censured with great asperity ; and , 352 No 126 . THE RAMBLER .
... censure ; for , among all the animals upon which nature has impressed deformity and hor- rour , there is none whom ... censured with great asperity ; and , 352 No 126 . 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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