Works of Samuel Johnson, LL. D.T. Tegg, 1823 |
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... never suffer him- self to be flattered ; that he should never delay an audience when he had nothing to do ; and that he should never encourage followers without intending to reward them . These terms were too hard to be accepted ; for ...
... never suffer him- self to be flattered ; that he should never delay an audience when he had nothing to do ; and that he should never encourage followers without intending to reward them . These terms were too hard to be accepted ; for ...
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... never neglected an opportunity of seizing a new prey when it came within her reach . I thought my- self quickly made happy by permission to attend her to publick places ; and pleased my own vanity with imagining the envy which I should ...
... never neglected an opportunity of seizing a new prey when it came within her reach . I thought my- self quickly made happy by permission to attend her to publick places ; and pleased my own vanity with imagining the envy which I should ...
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... never had any other desire than to fill a chest with money , or to add another manour to his estate , who never grieved but at a bad mort- gage , or entered a company but to make a bar- gain , would be astonished to hear of beings known ...
... never had any other desire than to fill a chest with money , or to add another manour to his estate , who never grieved but at a bad mort- gage , or entered a company but to make a bar- gain , would be astonished to hear of beings known ...
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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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