Works of Samuel Johnson, LL. D.T. Tegg, 1823 |
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... known causes and rational deduction , from the nameless and inexplicable elegancies which appeal wholly to the fancy , from which we feel delight , but know not how they produce it , and which may well be termed the enchantresses of the ...
... known causes and rational deduction , from the nameless and inexplicable elegancies which appeal wholly to the fancy , from which we feel delight , but know not how they produce it , and which may well be termed the enchantresses of the ...
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... known in one degree of elevation ; but take some opportunity of attending him from the cellar to the garret , and try upon him all the various degrees of rarefaction and condensation , tension and laxity . If he is neither vivacious ...
... known in one degree of elevation ; but take some opportunity of attending him from the cellar to the garret , and try upon him all the various degrees of rarefaction and condensation , tension and laxity . If he is neither vivacious ...
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... known even to philosophers or anatomists . Milton's learning , which acquainted him with the manners of the ancient eastern nations , and his in- vention , which required no assistance from the com- mon cant of poetry , have preserved ...
... known even to philosophers or anatomists . Milton's learning , which acquainted him with the manners of the ancient eastern nations , and his in- vention , which required no assistance from the com- mon cant of poetry , have preserved ...
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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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