The Works of Samuel Johnson, LL.D.: With Murphy's Essay, 第 2 卷Cowie, 1825 |
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... sometimes overborne by his avarice of the Homeric treasures : and , for fear of suffering a sparkling ornament to be lost , he has inserted it where it cannot shine with its original splendour . When Ulysses visited the infernal regions ...
... sometimes overborne by his avarice of the Homeric treasures : and , for fear of suffering a sparkling ornament to be lost , he has inserted it where it cannot shine with its original splendour . When Ulysses visited the infernal regions ...
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... sometimes require to be consulted , but which fright away curiosity , and disgust delicacy . It is observed , that our nation , which has produced so many authours eminent for almost every other species of literary excellence , has been ...
... sometimes require to be consulted , but which fright away curiosity , and disgust delicacy . It is observed , that our nation , which has produced so many authours eminent for almost every other species of literary excellence , has been ...
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... sometimes vitiated by false wit , is pure , nervous , elevated , and clear . A wonderful multiplicity of events is so artfully arranged , and so distinctly explained , that each facilitates the knowledge of the next . Whenever a new ...
... sometimes vitiated by false wit , is pure , nervous , elevated , and clear . A wonderful multiplicity of events is so artfully arranged , and so distinctly explained , that each facilitates the knowledge of the next . Whenever a new ...
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... sometimes pulling me by the sleeve as I was walking in the street , and without any terrour of my new sword , which was , notwithstanding , of an uncommon size , inviting me to partake of a bottle at the old house , and entertaining me ...
... sometimes pulling me by the sleeve as I was walking in the street , and without any terrour of my new sword , which was , notwithstanding , of an uncommon size , inviting me to partake of a bottle at the old house , and entertaining me ...
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... royalty can give no dignity to nonsense or to folly . 2 " Comedy , " says Horace , " sometimes raises her voice ; " and Tragedy may likewise , on proper occasions , abate 20 N ° 125 . THE RAMBLER . Louisbourg's history.
... royalty can give no dignity to nonsense or to folly . 2 " Comedy , " says Horace , " sometimes raises her voice ; " and Tragedy may likewise , on proper occasions , abate 20 N ° 125 . THE RAMBLER . Louisbourg's history.
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