Works of Samuel Johnson, LL. D.T. Tegg, 1823 |
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... influence by habit , they are not easily resisted or suppressed ; but for the frigid vil- lany of studious lewdness ... influenced by the corrup- tion of patrons or readers , they sacrificed their own convictions to vanity or interest ...
... influence by habit , they are not easily resisted or suppressed ; but for the frigid vil- lany of studious lewdness ... influenced by the corrup- tion of patrons or readers , they sacrificed their own convictions to vanity or interest ...
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... influence on conduct . Just conclusions , and cogent arguments , formed by laborious study , and diligent inquiry ... influenced by the tragick passions , and susceptible 172 No 98 . THE RAMBLER .
... influence on conduct . Just conclusions , and cogent arguments , formed by laborious study , and diligent inquiry ... influenced by the tragick passions , and susceptible 172 No 98 . THE RAMBLER .
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Samuel Johnson. readers as influenced by the tragick passions , and susceptible of pain or pleasure only from powerful ... influence upon the manners is constant and uniform , so that , like an equal motion , it escapes per- ception . The ...
Samuel Johnson. readers as influenced by the tragick passions , and susceptible of pain or pleasure only from powerful ... influence upon the manners is constant and uniform , so that , like an equal motion , it escapes per- ception . 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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