The Works of Samuel Johnson, LL.D.: With Murphy's Essay, 第 2 卷Cowie, 1825 |
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... received with any new degree of respect ; those whom I intended to drive from me , ventured to advance with their usual phrases of benevolence ; and those whose ac- quaintance I solicited , grew more supercilious and re- served . I ...
... received with any new degree of respect ; those whom I intended to drive from me , ventured to advance with their usual phrases of benevolence ; and those whose ac- quaintance I solicited , grew more supercilious and re- served . I ...
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... received like other pleasing novelties with a tumult of applause . Every man who valued himself upon the graces of his person , or the elegance of his address , crowded about me , and wit and splendour contended for my notice . I was ...
... received like other pleasing novelties with a tumult of applause . Every man who valued himself upon the graces of his person , or the elegance of his address , crowded about me , and wit and splendour contended for my notice . I was ...
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... happened to reside , was received with great politeness , and invited to enter immediately on my charge . The terms offered were such as I should willingly have accepted , though my fortune N ° 132 . 51 THE RAMBLER .
... happened to reside , was received with great politeness , and invited to enter immediately on my charge . The terms offered were such as I should willingly have accepted , though my fortune N ° 132 . 51 THE RAMBLER .
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... received the young lord into my care . Having no desire to gain more than I should truly de- serve , I very diligently prosecuted my undertaking , and had the satisfaction of discovering in my pupil a flexible temper , a quick ...
... received the young lord into my care . Having no desire to gain more than I should truly de- serve , I very diligently prosecuted my undertaking , and had the satisfaction of discovering in my pupil a flexible temper , a quick ...
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... received , how much would have been added to the task of dedication , the work on which all the power of modern wit has been exhausted . How few of these initial panegyricks had appeared , if the authour had been obliged first to find a ...
... received , how much would have been added to the task of dedication , the work on which all the power of modern wit has been exhausted . How few of these initial panegyricks had appeared , if the authour had been obliged first to find a ...
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