The Works of Samuel Johnson, LL.D.: With Murphy's Essay, 第 2 卷Cowie, 1825 |
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... rest , till a lady whom I endeavoured to protect in a crowded passage , as she was about to step into her chariot , thanked me for my civility , and told me , that , as she had often distinguished me for my modest and respectful ...
... rest , till a lady whom I endeavoured to protect in a crowded passage , as she was about to step into her chariot , thanked me for my civility , and told me , that , as she had often distinguished me for my modest and respectful ...
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... rest of your pretences vain . You must , my Arimant , you must be kind : " Tis in your nature , and your noble mind . Arim . I'll to the king , and straight my trust resign . Ind . His trust you may , but you shall never mine . Heaven ...
... rest of your pretences vain . You must , my Arimant , you must be kind : " Tis in your nature , and your noble mind . Arim . I'll to the king , and straight my trust resign . Ind . His trust you may , but you shall never mine . Heaven ...
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... He that once indulges idle fears will never be at rest . Our present state admits only of a kind of negative security ; VOL . II . Ꭰ we must conclude ourselves safe when we see no danger N ° 126 . 25 THE RAMBLER . New actors on the ...
... He that once indulges idle fears will never be at rest . Our present state admits only of a kind of negative security ; VOL . II . Ꭰ we must conclude ourselves safe when we see no danger N ° 126 . 25 THE RAMBLER . New actors on the ...
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... rest of their days in the enjoyment of their ac- quisitions , in contemplation of their own superiority , and in attention to their own praises , and look unconcerned from their eminence upon the toils and contentions of meaner beings ...
... rest of their days in the enjoyment of their ac- quisitions , in contemplation of their own superiority , and in attention to their own praises , and look unconcerned from their eminence upon the toils and contentions of meaner beings ...
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... rest have been suffered to steal upon us without notice ; why the heart has on one side been doubly fortified , and laid open on the other to the incursions of errour , and the ravages of vice . Among the favourite topicks of moral ...
... rest have been suffered to steal upon us without notice ; why the heart has on one side been doubly fortified , and laid open on the other to the incursions of errour , and the ravages of vice . Among the favourite topicks of moral ...
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