The Works of Samuel Johnson, LL.D.: With Murphy's Essay, 第 2 卷Cowie, 1825 |
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... friends at the gaming - table , and was for some time pleased with the civility and openness with which I found myself treated . I was indeed obliged to play ; but being naturally timorous and vigilant , was never surprized into large ...
... friends at the gaming - table , and was for some time pleased with the civility and openness with which I found myself treated . I was indeed obliged to play ; but being naturally timorous and vigilant , was never surprized into large ...
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... friendship gain ; You know the rest of your pretences vain . You must , my Arimant , you must be kind : " Tis in ... friend : As such , I keep no secret from your sight , And therefore make you judge how ill I write : Read it , and tell ...
... friendship gain ; You know the rest of your pretences vain . You must , my Arimant , you must be kind : " Tis in ... friend : As such , I keep no secret from your sight , And therefore make you judge how ill I write : Read it , and tell ...
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... friends . Among the ladies who please themselves with splendid furniture , or elegant entertainment , it is a practice very common to ask every guest how he likes the carved work of the cornice , or the figures of the tapestry ; the ...
... friends . Among the ladies who please themselves with splendid furniture , or elegant entertainment , it is a practice very common to ask every guest how he likes the carved work of the cornice , or the figures of the tapestry ; the ...
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... friends to procure me a little employment , which might set me free from the dread of poverty , and afford me time to plan out some final scheme of lasting advantage . My friends were struck with honest solicitude , and im- mediately ...
... friends to procure me a little employment , which might set me free from the dread of poverty , and afford me time to plan out some final scheme of lasting advantage . My friends were struck with honest solicitude , and im- mediately ...
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... friends , and condemn me to be tortured into new beauty . Every experiment which the officiousness of folly could communicate , or the credulity of ignorance admit , was tried upon me . Sometimes I was covered with emollients , by which ...
... friends , and condemn me to be tortured into new beauty . Every experiment which the officiousness of folly could communicate , or the credulity of ignorance admit , was tried upon me . Sometimes I was covered with emollients , by which ...
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