Works of Samuel Johnson, LL. D.T. Tegg, 1823 |
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... neral pomp as a common spectacle in which we have no concern , and turn away from it to trifles and amuse- ments , without dejection of look , or inquietude of heart . It is , indeed , apparent from the constitution of the world , that ...
... neral pomp as a common spectacle in which we have no concern , and turn away from it to trifles and amuse- ments , without dejection of look , or inquietude of heart . It is , indeed , apparent from the constitution of the world , that ...
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... neral reproof of vice to themselves , or try their own manners by axioms of justice . They propose either to consume those hours for which they can find no other amusement , to gain or preserve that respect which learning has always ...
... neral reproof of vice to themselves , or try their own manners by axioms of justice . They propose either to consume those hours for which they can find no other amusement , to gain or preserve that respect which learning has always ...
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... neral mourning . Such is the state of every age , every sex , and every condition : all have their cares , either from nature or from folly : and whoever therefore finds himself inclined to envy another , should remember that he knows ...
... neral mourning . Such is the state of every age , every sex , and every condition : all have their cares , either from nature or from folly : and whoever therefore finds himself inclined to envy another , should remember that he knows ...
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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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