Works of Samuel Johnson, LL. D.T. Tegg, 1823 |
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... necessary for every man to break , who has any desire to be wise or useful , to pass his life with the esteem of others , or to look back with satisfaction from his old age upon his ear- lier years . In order to regain liberty , he must ...
... necessary for every man to break , who has any desire to be wise or useful , to pass his life with the esteem of others , or to look back with satisfaction from his old age upon his ear- lier years . In order to regain liberty , he must ...
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... necessary offices , endea- voured to promote their interest by luxurious gratifica- tions , and to create needs , which they might be courted to supply . The desires of mankind are much more numerous than their attainments , and the ...
... necessary offices , endea- voured to promote their interest by luxurious gratifica- tions , and to create needs , which they might be courted to supply . The desires of mankind are much more numerous than their attainments , and the ...
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... necessary to intellectual health , and to a perpetual susceptibility of occasional pleasure . Long confinement to the same company which perhaps similitude of taste brought first together , quickly contracts the faculties , and makes a ...
... necessary to intellectual health , and to a perpetual susceptibility of occasional pleasure . Long confinement to the same company which perhaps similitude of taste brought first together , quickly contracts the faculties , and makes a ...
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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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