Works of Samuel Johnson, LL. D.T. Tegg, 1823 |
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... inquiry , and pre- serve themselves from that weariness which hangs always flagging upon the vacant mind . It cannot indeed be expected of all to be poets and philosophers ; it is necessary that the greater part of mankind should be ...
... inquiry , and pre- serve themselves from that weariness which hangs always flagging upon the vacant mind . It cannot indeed be expected of all to be poets and philosophers ; it is necessary that the greater part of mankind should be ...
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... nearly approach- ing to that of the blind man , who , after long inquiry into the nature of the scarlet colour , found that it represented L 2 represented nothing so much as the clangour of a trumpet No 94 . 147 THE RAMBLER .
... nearly approach- ing to that of the blind man , who , after long inquiry into the nature of the scarlet colour , found that it represented L 2 represented nothing so much as the clangour of a trumpet No 94 . 147 THE RAMBLER .
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... inquiry , and delight in the same discoveries . With what satisfaction could the politician lay his schemes for the reformation of laws , or his compari- sons of different forms of government , before the chymist , who has never ...
... inquiry , and delight in the same discoveries . With what satisfaction could the politician lay his schemes for the reformation of laws , or his compari- sons of different forms of government , before the chymist , who has never ...
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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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