Works of Samuel Johnson, LL. D.T. Tegg, 1823 |
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Samuel Johnson. touched by his predecessor , the refuse of contempt , or the omissions of negligence . The Macedonian conqueror , when he was once invited to hear a man that sung like a nightingale , replied with contempt , " that he had ...
Samuel Johnson. touched by his predecessor , the refuse of contempt , or the omissions of negligence . The Macedonian conqueror , when he was once invited to hear a man that sung like a nightingale , replied with contempt , " that he had ...
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... contempt . Some were indeed admitted by CAPRICE , when they least expected it , and heaped by PATRONAGE with the ... contemptuous ; yet they were often , notwithstanding their obedience , seized on a sudden by CAPRICE , divested of their ...
... contempt . Some were indeed admitted by CAPRICE , when they least expected it , and heaped by PATRONAGE with the ... contemptuous ; yet they were often , notwithstanding their obedience , seized on a sudden by CAPRICE , divested of their ...
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Samuel Johnson. day may be justifiably spent in taunts of contempt , She lives for no other neatness of a house and and vociferations of anger . purpose but to preserve the gardens , and feels neither inclination to pleasure , nor ...
Samuel Johnson. day may be justifiably spent in taunts of contempt , She lives for no other neatness of a house and and vociferations of anger . purpose but to preserve the gardens , and feels neither inclination to pleasure , nor ...
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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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