The Works of Samuel Johnson, LL.D.: With Murphy's Essay, 第 2 卷Cowie, 1825 |
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... observed by Milton , that rhyme obliges poets to express their thoughts in improper terms , these improprieties must al- ways be multiplied , as the difficulty of rhyme is increased by long concatenations . The imitators of Spenser are ...
... observed by Milton , that rhyme obliges poets to express their thoughts in improper terms , these improprieties must al- ways be multiplied , as the difficulty of rhyme is increased by long concatenations . The imitators of Spenser are ...
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... observed , that our nation , which has produced so many authours eminent for almost every other species of literary excellence , has been hitherto remarkably barren of historical genius ; and so far has this defect raised pre- judices ...
... observed , that our nation , which has produced so many authours eminent for almost every other species of literary excellence , has been hitherto remarkably barren of historical genius ; and so far has this defect raised pre- judices ...
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... observed till they cannot , without great difficulty , be opposed . Labour necessarily requires pauses of ease and relaxation , and the deliciousness of ease commonly makes us unwilling to return to labour . We , perhaps , prevail upon ...
... observed till they cannot , without great difficulty , be opposed . Labour necessarily requires pauses of ease and relaxation , and the deliciousness of ease commonly makes us unwilling to return to labour . We , perhaps , prevail upon ...
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... observed in the golden verses of Pythagoras , that " Power is never far from necessity . " The vigour of the human mind quickly appears , when there is no longer any place for doubt and hesitation , when diffidence is absorbed in the ...
... observed in the golden verses of Pythagoras , that " Power is never far from necessity . " The vigour of the human mind quickly appears , when there is no longer any place for doubt and hesitation , when diffidence is absorbed in the ...
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... observed that in the numerous subdivisions of the world , every class and order of mankind have joys and sorrows of their own ; we all feel hourly pain and pleasure from events which pass unheeded before other eyes , but can scarcely ...
... observed that in the numerous subdivisions of the world , every class and order of mankind have joys and sorrows of their own ; we all feel hourly pain and pleasure from events which pass unheeded before other eyes , but can scarcely ...
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