The Works of Samuel Johnson, LL.D.: With Murphy's Essay, 第 2 卷Cowie, 1825 |
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... give either dignity or propriety to silence . She might , without any departure from the tenour of her conduct , have burst out like other injured women into clamour , reproach , and denunciation ; but Virgil had his imagination full of ...
... give either dignity or propriety to silence . She might , without any departure from the tenour of her conduct , have burst out like other injured women into clamour , reproach , and denunciation ; but Virgil had his imagination full of ...
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... give warning of the approach of calamity , when by timely prevention it may be turned aside , or by preparatory measures be more easily endured , I cannot feel the increasing warmth , or observe the lengthening days , without ...
... give warning of the approach of calamity , when by timely prevention it may be turned aside , or by preparatory measures be more easily endured , I cannot feel the increasing warmth , or observe the lengthening days , without ...
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... give nothing equivalent . The praise of ignorance , and the subjection of weakness , are little regarded by beauties who have been accustomed to more important conquests , and more valuable panegyricks . Nor indeed should the powers ...
... give nothing equivalent . The praise of ignorance , and the subjection of weakness , are little regarded by beauties who have been accustomed to more important conquests , and more valuable panegyricks . Nor indeed should the powers ...
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... the robes of royalty can give no dignity to nonsense or to folly . 2 " Comedy , " says Horace , " sometimes raises her voice ; " and Tragedy may likewise , on proper occasions , abate 20 N ° 125 . THE RAMBLER . Louisbourg's history.
... the robes of royalty can give no dignity to nonsense or to folly . 2 " Comedy , " says Horace , " sometimes raises her voice ; " and Tragedy may likewise , on proper occasions , abate 20 N ° 125 . THE RAMBLER . Louisbourg's history.
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... gives you scope of meriting the more . Arim . The best of men Some int'rest in their actions must confess ; None ... give me pains of writing twice . You know you must obey me , soon or late : Why should you vainly struggle with your ...
... gives you scope of meriting the more . Arim . The best of men Some int'rest in their actions must confess ; None ... give me pains of writing twice . You know you must obey me , soon or late : Why should you vainly struggle with your ...
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