Works of Samuel Johnson, LL. D.T. Tegg, 1823 |
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... pleased with a friend who was will- ing to be entertained at his own charge . I became by daily invitations habituated to his table , and , as he believed my acquaintance necessary to the charac- ter of elegance , which he was desirous ...
... pleased with a friend who was will- ing to be entertained at his own charge . I became by daily invitations habituated to his table , and , as he believed my acquaintance necessary to the charac- ter of elegance , which he was desirous ...
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... pleased , will need little proof : that it is his interest to please others , experience will inform him . It is therefore not less necessary to happiness than to virtue , that he rid his mind of passions which make him uneasy to ...
... pleased , will need little proof : that it is his interest to please others , experience will inform him . It is therefore not less necessary to happiness than to virtue , that he rid his mind of passions which make him uneasy to ...
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... pleased myself with the timidity and reverence , which I should impress upon all who had hitherto presumed to harass me with their freedoms . But , whatever was the cause , I did not find myself received with any new degree of respect ...
... pleased myself with the timidity and reverence , which I should impress upon all who had hitherto presumed to harass me with their freedoms . But , whatever was the cause , I did not find myself received with any new degree of respect ...
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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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