The Works of Samuel Johnson, LL.D.: With Murphy's Essay, 第 2 卷Cowie, 1825 |
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... scarcely be cen- sured with much acrimony . The other is the imitation of Spenser , which , by the influence of some men of learning and genius , seems likely to gain upon the age , and there- fore deserves to be more attentively ...
... scarcely be cen- sured with much acrimony . The other is the imitation of Spenser , which , by the influence of some men of learning and genius , seems likely to gain upon the age , and there- fore deserves to be more attentively ...
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... scarcely to be heard , where beauty sparkles without praise or envy , and wit is repeated only by the echo . As I think it one of the most important duties of social benevolence to give warning of the approach of calamity , when by ...
... scarcely to be heard , where beauty sparkles without praise or envy , and wit is repeated only by the echo . As I think it one of the most important duties of social benevolence to give warning of the approach of calamity , when by ...
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... scarcely to be included in any standing form of expression , because they are always suffering some alteration of their state . Definition is , indeed , not the province of man ; every thing is set above or below our faculties . The ...
... scarcely to be included in any standing form of expression , because they are always suffering some alteration of their state . Definition is , indeed , not the province of man ; every thing is set above or below our faculties . The ...
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... scarcely any fear , however excessive in its degree , or unreasonable in its object , which will be allowed to characterize a coward . Fear is a passion which every man feels so frequently predominant in his own breast , that he is ...
... scarcely any fear , however excessive in its degree , or unreasonable in its object , which will be allowed to characterize a coward . Fear is a passion which every man feels so frequently predominant in his own breast , that he is ...
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... scarcely perceive at what time their ardour forsook them , or when they lost sight of their original design . Weariness and negligence are perpetually prevailing by silent encroachments , assisted by different causes , and not observed ...
... scarcely perceive at what time their ardour forsook them , or when they lost sight of their original design . Weariness and negligence are perpetually prevailing by silent encroachments , assisted by different causes , and not observed ...
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