Works of Samuel Johnson, LL. D.T. Tegg, 1823 |
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... considered as worse than others , only because he was expected to be better . He , by whose writings the heart is rectified , the appetites counteracted , and the passions repressed , may be considered as not unprofitable to the great ...
... considered as worse than others , only because he was expected to be better . He , by whose writings the heart is rectified , the appetites counteracted , and the passions repressed , may be considered as not unprofitable to the great ...
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... considered as the effects of great qualities , and as unattainable by men of the common level : yet I have not found many perform- ances either of art or policy , that required such stu- pendous efforts of intellect , or might not have ...
... considered as the effects of great qualities , and as unattainable by men of the common level : yet I have not found many perform- ances either of art or policy , that required such stu- pendous efforts of intellect , or might not have ...
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... considered this poem under most of the general topicks of criticism , has barely touched upon the versification ; not probably because he thought the art of numbers unworthy of his notice , for he knew with how minute attention the ...
... considered this poem under most of the general topicks of criticism , has barely touched upon the versification ; not probably because he thought the art of numbers unworthy of his notice , for he knew with how minute attention the ...
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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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