Works of Samuel Johnson, LL. D.T. Tegg, 1823 |
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... perhaps , even this curiosity is implanted by na- ture ; and , when I find Tully confessing of himself , that he could not forbear at Athens to visit the walks and houses which the old philosophers had frequented or inhabited , and ...
... perhaps , even this curiosity is implanted by na- ture ; and , when I find Tully confessing of himself , that he could not forbear at Athens to visit the walks and houses which the old philosophers had frequented or inhabited , and ...
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... perhaps When God descended ; and , perhaps , once more To sound at general doom . If the poetry of Milton be examined , with regard to the pauses and flow of his verses into each other , it will appear , that he has performed all that ...
... perhaps When God descended ; and , perhaps , once more To sound at general doom . If the poetry of Milton be examined , with regard to the pauses and flow of his verses into each other , it will appear , that he has performed all that ...
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... perhaps he was formed to be great only in a garret , as the joiner of Aretaus was rational in no other place but his own shop . I think a frequent removal to various distances from the centre , so necessary to a just estimate of in ...
... perhaps he was formed to be great only in a garret , as the joiner of Aretaus was rational in no other place but his own shop . I think a frequent removal to various distances from the centre , so necessary to a just estimate of in ...
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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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