The Works of Samuel Johnson, LL.D.L. Hansard, 1806 |
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... intereft compared 249 184 The subject of effays often fuggefted by chance . Chance equally prevalent in other affairs 254 185 The prohibition of revenge juftifiable by reason . The meannefs of regulating our conduct by the opinions of ...
... intereft compared 249 184 The subject of effays often fuggefted by chance . Chance equally prevalent in other affairs 254 185 The prohibition of revenge juftifiable by reason . The meannefs of regulating our conduct by the opinions of ...
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... intereft . I was entrusted with every ftratagem , and affociated in every fport ; my com- pany gave alacrity to a frolick , and gladnefs to a holiday . I was indeed fo much employed in adjust- ing or executing schemes of diverfion ...
... intereft . I was entrusted with every ftratagem , and affociated in every fport ; my com- pany gave alacrity to a frolick , and gladnefs to a holiday . I was indeed fo much employed in adjust- ing or executing schemes of diverfion ...
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... intereft or envy have taught thofe who live upon literary fame to difturb each other at their airy . banquets , one of the most common is the charge of plagiarism . When the excellence of a new com- pofition can no longer be contefted ...
... intereft or envy have taught thofe who live upon literary fame to difturb each other at their airy . banquets , one of the most common is the charge of plagiarism . When the excellence of a new com- pofition can no longer be contefted ...
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... ; and fince no man , however high he may now ftand , can be certain that he fhall not be foon thrown down from his elevation by criticism or caprice , the common intereft of learning requires that 8 or 32 N ° 145 . THE RAMBLER .
... ; and fince no man , however high he may now ftand , can be certain that he fhall not be foon thrown down from his elevation by criticism or caprice , the common intereft of learning requires that 8 or 32 N ° 145 . THE RAMBLER .
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Samuel Johnson Arthur Murphy. or caprice , the common intereft of learning requires that her fons fhould ceafe from inteftine hoftilities , and , instead of facrificing each other to malice and contempt , endeavour to avert perfecution ...
Samuel Johnson Arthur Murphy. or caprice , the common intereft of learning requires that her fons fhould ceafe from inteftine hoftilities , and , instead of facrificing each other to malice and contempt , endeavour to avert perfecution ...
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