Works of Samuel Johnson, LL. D.T. Tegg, 1823 |
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... knowledge increases , and appropriate it to higher excellence , when higher excellence comes within our view . Much of the beauty of writing is of this kind ; and therefore Boileau justly remarks , that the books which have stood the ...
... knowledge increases , and appropriate it to higher excellence , when higher excellence comes within our view . Much of the beauty of writing is of this kind ; and therefore Boileau justly remarks , that the books which have stood the ...
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... knowledge of my trade , I was quickly master of all that could be known , became a critick in small wares , contrived new variations of figures , and new mixtures of colours , and was sometimes consulted by the weavers when they ...
... knowledge of my trade , I was quickly master of all that could be known , became a critick in small wares , contrived new variations of figures , and new mixtures of colours , and was sometimes consulted by the weavers when they ...
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... knowledge . I may , perhaps , therefore , be re- proached by my lively correspondent , when it shall be found that I have no inclination to persecute these collectors of fortuitous knowledge with the se- verity required ; yet , as I am ...
... knowledge . I may , perhaps , therefore , be re- proached by my lively correspondent , when it shall be found that I have no inclination to persecute these collectors of fortuitous knowledge with the se- verity required ; yet , as I am ...
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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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