Works of Samuel Johnson, LL. D.T. Tegg, 1823 |
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... fancy , from which we feel delight , but know not how they produce it , and which may well be termed the enchantresses of the soul . Criticism reduces those regions of literature under the domi- nion of science , which have hitherto ...
... fancy , from which we feel delight , but know not how they produce it , and which may well be termed the enchantresses of the soul . Criticism reduces those regions of literature under the domi- nion of science , which have hitherto ...
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... fancy . Dionysius himself tells us , that the sound of Homer's verses sometimes exhibits the idea of corpo- real bulk is not this a discovery nearly approach- ing to that of the blind man , who , after long inquiry into the nature of ...
... fancy . Dionysius himself tells us , that the sound of Homer's verses sometimes exhibits the idea of corpo- real bulk is not this a discovery nearly approach- ing to that of the blind man , who , after long inquiry into the nature of ...
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... fancy . I perceived myself at the gate of an immense edifice , where innumerable multitudes were passing without confusion ; every face on which I fixed my eyes , seemed settled in the contemplation of some import- ant purpose , and ...
... fancy . I perceived myself at the gate of an immense edifice , where innumerable multitudes were passing without confusion ; every face on which I fixed my eyes , seemed settled in the contemplation of some import- ant purpose , and ...
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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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