The Works of Samuel Johnson, LL.D.: With Murphy's Essay, 第 2 卷Cowie, 1825 |
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... happiness or fame . The nation which pro- duced this great historian , has the grief of seeing his genius employed upon a foreign and uninteresting subject ; and that writer , who might have secured perpetuity to his name , by a history ...
... happiness or fame . The nation which pro- duced this great historian , has the grief of seeing his genius employed upon a foreign and uninteresting subject ; and that writer , who might have secured perpetuity to his name , by a history ...
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... happiness . It was with no common grief and indignation , that I found my former companions still daring to claim my notice , and the journeymen and apprentices sometimes pulling me by the sleeve as I was walking in the street , and ...
... happiness . It was with no common grief and indignation , that I found my former companions still daring to claim my notice , and the journeymen and apprentices sometimes pulling me by the sleeve as I was walking in the street , and ...
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... happiness , though it should be necessary to struggle with habit , and abandon fashion . To these many arts of spending time might be recom- mended , which would neither sadden the present hour with weariness , nor the future with ...
... happiness , though it should be necessary to struggle with habit , and abandon fashion . To these many arts of spending time might be recom- mended , which would neither sadden the present hour with weariness , nor the future with ...
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... happiness complete : Nor Peleus , grandson of the sky , Nor Cadmus , scap'd the shafts of pain , Though favour'd by the Pow'rs on high , With every bliss that man can gain . THE writers who have undertaken the task of recon- ciling ...
... happiness complete : Nor Peleus , grandson of the sky , Nor Cadmus , scap'd the shafts of pain , Though favour'd by the Pow'rs on high , With every bliss that man can gain . THE writers who have undertaken the task of recon- ciling ...
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... 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 , it is certain , that , however unsuccessful , it will be at last rewarded , SIR , N ...
... 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 , it is certain , that , however unsuccessful , it will be at last rewarded , SIR , N ...
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