Works of Samuel Johnson, LL. D.T. Tegg, 1823 |
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... virtues , in the compass to which his vices can extend , has no reason to complain that he meets not with affection or ... virtue , but attempted to lure others after them . They have smoothed the road of perdition , covered with flowers ...
... virtues , in the compass to which his vices can extend , has no reason to complain that he meets not with affection or ... virtue , but attempted to lure others after them . They have smoothed the road of perdition , covered with flowers ...
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... virtue is too well established to give way to example , or he shaken by sophistry , must yet feel their love of man- kind diminished with their esteem , and grow less zealous for the happiness of those by whom they ima- gine their own ...
... virtue is too well established to give way to example , or he shaken by sophistry , must yet feel their love of man- kind diminished with their esteem , and grow less zealous for the happiness of those by whom they ima- gine their own ...
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... virtue and to truth . It may happen in the various combi- nations of life , that a good man may receive favours from one , who , notwithstanding his accidental bene- ficence , cannot be justly proposed to the imitation of others , and ...
... virtue and to truth . It may happen in the various combi- nations of life , that a good man may receive favours from one , who , notwithstanding his accidental bene- ficence , cannot be justly proposed to the imitation of others , and ...
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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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