The Works of Samuel Johnson, LL.D.: With Murphy's Essay, 第 2 卷Cowie, 1825 |
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... endeavour to entertain or instruct us by recitals , clouding the facts which they intend to illustrate , and losing themselves and their auditors in wilds and mazes , in digression and con- fusion . When we have congratulated ourselves ...
... endeavour to entertain or instruct us by recitals , clouding the facts which they intend to illustrate , and losing themselves and their auditors in wilds and mazes , in digression and con- fusion . When we have congratulated ourselves ...
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... endeavour to recommend in a future essay ; but if there be any ap- prehension not apt to admit unaccustomed ideas , or any attention so stubborn and inflexible , as not easily to comply with new directions , even these obstructions can ...
... endeavour to recommend in a future essay ; but if there be any ap- prehension not apt to admit unaccustomed ideas , or any attention so stubborn and inflexible , as not easily to comply with new directions , even these obstructions can ...
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... endeavour to multiply delights , without requiring from them any returns but willingness to be pleased ? Surely , among these favourites of nature , thus unac- quainted with toil and danger , felicity must have fixed her residence ...
... endeavour to multiply delights , without requiring from them any returns but willingness to be pleased ? Surely , among these favourites of nature , thus unac- quainted with toil and danger , felicity must have fixed her residence ...
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... endeavour to invigorate him- self by reason and reflection , and determine to exert the latent force that nature may have reposed in him , before the hour of exigence comes upon him , and compulsion shall torture him to diligence . It ...
... endeavour to invigorate him- self by reason and reflection , and determine to exert the latent force that nature may have reposed in him , before the hour of exigence comes upon him , and compulsion shall torture him to diligence . It ...
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... endeavour that something may be added by his industry to the hereditary aggregate of knowledge and happiness . To add much can indeed be the lot of few , but to add something , however little , every one may hope ; and of every honest ...
... endeavour that something may be added by his industry to the hereditary aggregate of knowledge and happiness . To add much can indeed be the lot of few , but to add something , however little , every one may hope ; and of every honest ...
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