The Works of Samuel Johnson, LL.D.: With Murphy's Essay, 第 2 卷Cowie, 1825 |
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... thing was seen but in a vision ; at one period all the poets followed sheep , and every event produced a pastoral ; at another , they busied themselves wholly in giving directions to a painter . It is indeed easy to conceive why any ...
... thing was seen but in a vision ; at one period all the poets followed sheep , and every event produced a pastoral ; at another , they busied themselves wholly in giving directions to a painter . It is indeed easy to conceive why any ...
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... thing to be attempted . Whatever is done skilfully appears to be done with ease ; and art , when it is once matured ... things which we every day see others unable to perform , and perhaps have even ourselves mis- carried in attempting ...
... thing to be attempted . Whatever is done skilfully appears to be done with ease ; and art , when it is once matured ... things which we every day see others unable to perform , and perhaps have even ourselves mis- carried in attempting ...
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... Things modified by human understand- ings , subject to varieties of complication , and changeable as experience ... thing is set above or below our faculties . The works and operations of nature are too great in their extent , or ...
... Things modified by human understand- ings , subject to varieties of complication , and changeable as experience ... thing is set above or below our faculties . The works and operations of nature are too great in their extent , or ...
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... . Some hindrances will be found in every road of life , but he that fixes his eyes upon any thing at a distance , ne- cessarily loses sight of all that fills up the intermediate N 127 . 29 THE RAMBLER . Betty Broom's history.
... . Some hindrances will be found in every road of life , but he that fixes his eyes upon any thing at a distance , ne- cessarily loses sight of all that fills up the intermediate N 127 . 29 THE RAMBLER . Betty Broom's history.
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... things be estimated by the representation which every one makes of his own estate , the world must be considered as the abode of sorrow and misery ; for how few can forbear to relate their troubles and distresses ? If we judge by the ...
... things be estimated by the representation which every one makes of his own estate , the world must be considered as the abode of sorrow and misery ; for how few can forbear to relate their troubles and distresses ? If we judge by the ...
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