The Poetical Works of S. Johnson: With the Life of the AuthorC. Cooke - 84 oldal |
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... whose gaiety of conversation and civility of manners were fuffi- cient to counteract the inconveniencies of travel in coun- tries lefs hofpitable than thofe they were to pass . In the course of the years 1773 and 1774 , he published a ...
... whose gaiety of conversation and civility of manners were fuffi- cient to counteract the inconveniencies of travel in coun- tries lefs hofpitable than thofe they were to pass . In the course of the years 1773 and 1774 , he published a ...
85. oldal
... whose sword performs fuch wondrous things , As faving kingdoms and fupporting kings . " That triumph only with true grandeur fhines " Where godlike courage godlike pity joins . " Cæfar , the eldest favourite of War , " Took not more ...
... whose sword performs fuch wondrous things , As faving kingdoms and fupporting kings . " That triumph only with true grandeur fhines " Where godlike courage godlike pity joins . " Cæfar , the eldest favourite of War , " Took not more ...
96. oldal
... Whose random arrow ne'er comes near the mark , Can't on her judgment be impos'd and pass For ftandard gold , when ' tis but gilded brass . Oft ' in the walks of an adjacent grove , Where first we mutually engag'd to love , She ...
... Whose random arrow ne'er comes near the mark , Can't on her judgment be impos'd and pass For ftandard gold , when ' tis but gilded brass . Oft ' in the walks of an adjacent grove , Where first we mutually engag'd to love , She ...
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