Works of Samuel Johnson, LL. D.T. Tegg, 1823 |
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... HOPE was a steady friend to the disappointed , and IMPUDENCE incited them to accept a second invita- tion , and lay their claim again before PATRONAGE . They were again , for the most part , sent back with ignominy , but found HOPE not ...
... HOPE was a steady friend to the disappointed , and IMPUDENCE incited them to accept a second invita- tion , and lay their claim again before PATRONAGE . They were again , for the most part , sent back with ignominy , but found HOPE not ...
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Samuel Johnson. for the present moment , and generally entertained themselves by playing with HOPE , who was the con- stant associate of the voyage of life . Yet all that HOPE ventured to promise , even to those whom she favoured most ...
Samuel Johnson. for the present moment , and generally entertained themselves by playing with HOPE , who was the con- stant associate of the voyage of life . Yet all that HOPE ventured to promise , even to those whom she favoured most ...
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... hope to exist no longer than the founder of their sect preserves his reputation . There are , indeed , few kinds of composition from which an author , however learned or ingenious , can hope a long continuance of fame . He who has care ...
... hope to exist no longer than the founder of their sect preserves his reputation . There are , indeed , few kinds of composition from which an author , however learned or ingenious , can hope a long continuance of fame . He who has care ...
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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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