The Works of Samuel Johnson, LL.D.: With Murphy's Essay, 第 2 卷Cowie, 1825 |
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... possession , with all her train of pleasures dancing about her . Even while I am preparing to write a history of disap- pointed expectations , I cannot forbear to flatter myself , that you and your readers are impatient for my perform ...
... possession , with all her train of pleasures dancing about her . Even while I am preparing to write a history of disap- pointed expectations , I cannot forbear to flatter myself , that you and your readers are impatient for my perform ...
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... possession of Africk , the dialogue proceeds thus between the captive and his conqueror : Muley Moluch . What shall I do to conquer thee ? Seb . Impossible ! Souls know no conquerors . M. Mol . I'll shew thee for a monster thro ' my ...
... possession of Africk , the dialogue proceeds thus between the captive and his conqueror : Muley Moluch . What shall I do to conquer thee ? Seb . Impossible ! Souls know no conquerors . M. Mol . I'll shew thee for a monster thro ' my ...
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... possessions of ignorance and imbecility are easily stolen away by the conveyances of secret artifice , or seized by the gripe of unresisted violence . It is likewise not hard to discover that riches always procure protection for ...
... possessions of ignorance and imbecility are easily stolen away by the conveyances of secret artifice , or seized by the gripe of unresisted violence . It is likewise not hard to discover that riches always procure protection for ...
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... possessions : strife and fraud were totally excluded , and every turbulent passion was stilled by plenty and equality . Such were indeed happy times , but such times can return no more . Community of possession must include spontaneity ...
... possessions : strife and fraud were totally excluded , and every turbulent passion was stilled by plenty and equality . Such were indeed happy times , but such times can return no more . Community of possession must include spontaneity ...
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... possessed ; what those on whom it is bestowed for the most part possess in vain ; and what you , while it was yours , knew not how to use : you have only lost early what the laws of nature for- bid you to keep long , and have lost it ...
... possessed ; what those on whom it is bestowed for the most part possess in vain ; and what you , while it was yours , knew not how to use : you have only lost early what the laws of nature for- bid you to keep long , and have lost it ...
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