Works of Samuel Johnson, LL. D.T. Tegg, 1823 |
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... passions , we must determine our opi- nions by facts uncontested , and evidences on each side allowed to be genuine . By this procedure , I know not whether the students will find their cause promoted , or the compassion which they ...
... passions , we must determine our opi- nions by facts uncontested , and evidences on each side allowed to be genuine . By this procedure , I know not whether the students will find their cause promoted , or the compassion which they ...
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... passions of envy and avarice , and often lead to fraud and to profusion , to corruption and to ruin . It is unworthy of a reason- able being to spend any of the little time allotted us , without some tendency , either direct or oblique ...
... passions of envy and avarice , and often lead to fraud and to profusion , to corruption and to ruin . It is unworthy of a reason- able being to spend any of the little time allotted us , without some tendency , either direct or oblique ...
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... Passions attended at her call ; VANITY clapped her wings before , and OBSTINACY supported her be- hind . Thus guarded and assisted , she sometimes ad- vanced against TRUTH , and sometimes waited the at- tack ; but always endeavoured to ...
... Passions attended at her call ; VANITY clapped her wings before , and OBSTINACY supported her be- hind . Thus guarded and assisted , she sometimes ad- vanced against TRUTH , and sometimes waited the at- tack ; but always endeavoured to ...
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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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