Works of Samuel Johnson, LL. D.T. Tegg, 1823 |
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... dangerous to be placed in a state of unavoidable comparison with excellence , and the danger is still greater when that excellence is conse- crated by death ; when envy and interest cease to act against it , and those passions by which ...
... dangerous to be placed in a state of unavoidable comparison with excellence , and the danger is still greater when that excellence is conse- crated by death ; when envy and interest cease to act against it , and those passions by which ...
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... danger more dreadful than the danger of final condemnation ? Retirement from the cares and pleasures of the world has been often recommended as useful to re- pentance . This at least is evident , that every one retires , whenever ...
... danger more dreadful than the danger of final condemnation ? Retirement from the cares and pleasures of the world has been often recommended as useful to re- pentance . This at least is evident , that every one retires , whenever ...
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... danger lest timorous prudence should be inculcated , till courage and enterprise are wholly repressed , and the mind congealed in perpetual inactivity by the fatal influence of frigorifick wisdom . Every man should , indeed , carefully ...
... danger lest timorous prudence should be inculcated , till courage and enterprise are wholly repressed , and the mind congealed in perpetual inactivity by the fatal influence of frigorifick wisdom . Every man should , indeed , carefully ...
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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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