The Works of Samuel Johnson, LL.D.: With Murphy's Essay, 第 2 卷Cowie, 1825 |
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... feel the increasing warmth , or observe the lengthening days , without considering the condition of my fair read- ers , who are now preparing to leave all that has so long filled up their hours , all from which they have been ac ...
... feel the increasing warmth , or observe the lengthening days , without considering the condition of my fair read- ers , who are now preparing to leave all that has so long filled up their hours , all from which they have been ac ...
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... feels so frequently predominant in his own breast , that he is unwilling to hear it censured with great asperity ; and , perhaps , if we confess the truth , the same restraint which would hinder a man from declaiming against the frauds ...
... feels so frequently predominant in his own breast , that he is unwilling to hear it censured with great asperity ; and , perhaps , if we confess the truth , the same restraint which would hinder a man from declaiming against the frauds ...
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... feel in the same circumstances . If the general disposition of things be estimated by the representation which every one makes of his own estate , the world must be considered as the abode of sorrow and misery ; for how few can forbear ...
... feel in the same circumstances . If the general disposition of things be estimated by the representation which every one makes of his own estate , the world must be considered as the abode of sorrow and misery ; for how few can forbear ...
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... feel hourly pain and pleasure from events which pass unheeded before other eyes , but can scarcely communicate our perceptions VOL . II . E to minds pre - occupied by different objects , any N ° 130 . 41 THE RAMBLER .
... feel hourly pain and pleasure from events which pass unheeded before other eyes , but can scarcely communicate our perceptions VOL . II . E to minds pre - occupied by different objects , any N ° 130 . 41 THE RAMBLER .
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... feel the quick impulses of curiosity , and the honest ardour of studious ambition . At length it was resolved to pass a winter in London . The lady had too much fondness for her son to live five months without him , and too high an ...
... feel the quick impulses of curiosity , and the honest ardour of studious ambition . At length it was resolved to pass a winter in London . The lady had too much fondness for her son to live five months without him , and too high an ...
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