Works of Samuel Johnson, LL. D.T. Tegg, 1823 |
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... seldom wander so far from our own condition , as not to be recalled and fixed by sight of an event , which must soon , we know not how soon , happen likewise to ourselves , and of which , though we cannot appoint the time , we may ...
... seldom wander so far from our own condition , as not to be recalled and fixed by sight of an event , which must soon , we know not how soon , happen likewise to ourselves , and of which , though we cannot appoint the time , we may ...
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... seldom be dis- pleased . But those who have once degraded their under- standing to an application only to the passions , and who have learned to derive hope from any other sources than industry and virtue , seldom retain dig- nity and ...
... seldom be dis- pleased . But those who have once degraded their under- standing to an application only to the passions , and who have learned to derive hope from any other sources than industry and virtue , seldom retain dig- nity and ...
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... seldom mentioned before me but for practices to be avoided . I was every moment admonished not to lean on my chair , cross my legs , or swing my hands like my tutor ; and once my mother very seriously deliberated upon his total dis ...
... seldom mentioned before me but for practices to be avoided . I was every moment admonished not to lean on my chair , cross my legs , or swing my hands like my tutor ; and once my mother very seriously deliberated upon his total dis ...
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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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