The Works of Samuel Johnson, LL.D.: With Murphy's Essay, 第 2 卷Cowie, 1825 |
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... merit or fortune , to reputation and authority . These humble retailers of knowledge my correspondent stigmatizes with the name of Echoes ; and seems desirous that they should be made ashamed of lazy submission , and animated to ...
... merit or fortune , to reputation and authority . These humble retailers of knowledge my correspondent stigmatizes with the name of Echoes ; and seems desirous that they should be made ashamed of lazy submission , and animated to ...
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... merit , but in hope they may possess : The fatal paper rather let me tear , Than , like Bellerophon , my own sentence bear . Ind . You may ; but ' twill not be your best advice . ' Twill only give me pains of writing twice . You know ...
... merit , but in hope they may possess : The fatal paper rather let me tear , Than , like Bellerophon , my own sentence bear . Ind . You may ; but ' twill not be your best advice . ' Twill only give me pains of writing twice . You know ...
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... merit , as the plunder of a pirate from the merchant's profit . I am , & c . MISOCOLAX . SIR , YOUR great predecessor , the Spectator , endeavoured to diffuse among his female readers a desire of knowledge ; nor can I charge you ...
... merit , as the plunder of a pirate from the merchant's profit . I am , & c . MISOCOLAX . SIR , YOUR great predecessor , the Spectator , endeavoured to diffuse among his female readers a desire of knowledge ; nor can I charge you ...
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... merit can be resisted by obstinacy and avarice , or its lustre darkened by envy and malignity . She has not yet learned that the most evident claims to praise or preferment may be re- jected by malice against conviction , or by ...
... merit can be resisted by obstinacy and avarice , or its lustre darkened by envy and malignity . She has not yet learned that the most evident claims to praise or preferment may be re- jected by malice against conviction , or by ...
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... merit would then have been the same , and success might reasonably have been considered as a proof of excellence . But we do not find that any of the wishes of men keep a stated proportion to their powers of attainment . Many envy and ...
... merit would then have been the same , and success might reasonably have been considered as a proof of excellence . But we do not find that any of the wishes of men keep a stated proportion to their powers of attainment . Many envy and ...
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