The Works of Samuel Johnson, LL.D.: With Murphy's Essay, 第 2 卷Cowie, 1825 |
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... ignorance of the fact , or unwilling- ness to disclose it , the relator fills the ear with empty sounds , harasses the attention with fruitless impatience , and disturbs the imagination by a tumult of events , without order of time , or ...
... ignorance of the fact , or unwilling- ness to disclose it , the relator fills the ear with empty sounds , harasses the attention with fruitless impatience , and disturbs the imagination by a tumult of events , without order of time , or ...
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... ignorance or carelessness of the art of writing is amply compensated by his knowledge of nature and of policy ; the wisdom of his maxims , the justness of his reasonings , and the variety , distinctness , and strength of his characters ...
... ignorance or carelessness of the art of writing is amply compensated by his knowledge of nature and of policy ; the wisdom of his maxims , the justness of his reasonings , and the variety , distinctness , and strength of his characters ...
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... ignorance with a fictitious mode . A thousand pleasing expecta- tions swarm in the fancy ; and all the approaching weeks are filled with distinctions , honours , and authority . But others , who have lately entered the world , or have ...
... ignorance with a fictitious mode . A thousand pleasing expecta- tions swarm in the fancy ; and all the approaching weeks are filled with distinctions , honours , and authority . But others , who have lately entered the world , or have ...
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... 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 which have made havock in the theatres , or ...
... 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 which have made havock in the theatres , or ...
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... ignorance with a capacity of knowledge , and to be placed in the midst of a world filled with variety , perpetually pressing upon the senses and irritating curiosity , is surely a sufficient security against the languishment of inatten ...
... ignorance with a capacity of knowledge , and to be placed in the midst of a world filled with variety , perpetually pressing upon the senses and irritating curiosity , is surely a sufficient security against the languishment of inatten ...
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