Selected Prose and PoetryRinehart, 1952 - 488 oldal |
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72. oldal
... requires so much time , that it is not to be attempted at an ad- vanced age ; one is dry and contracts the sentiments , another is diffuse and overburdens the memory ; one is insufferable to taste and delicacy , and another wears out ...
... requires so much time , that it is not to be attempted at an ad- vanced age ; one is dry and contracts the sentiments , another is diffuse and overburdens the memory ; one is insufferable to taste and delicacy , and another wears out ...
114. oldal
... require the utmost efforts of fortitude and virtue , nor can I think any man more worthy of veneration and renown , than those who have ... requires some concurrence of art or accident which every 114 JOHNSON : SELECTED PROSE AND POETRY.
... require the utmost efforts of fortitude and virtue , nor can I think any man more worthy of veneration and renown , than those who have ... requires some concurrence of art or accident which every 114 JOHNSON : SELECTED PROSE AND POETRY.
126. oldal
... requires to its influence very little help from external circumstances . Envy may always be produced by idleness and pride , and in what place will not they be found ? Interest requires some qualities not universally bestowed . The ruin ...
... requires to its influence very little help from external circumstances . Envy may always be produced by idleness and pride , and in what place will not they be found ? Interest requires some qualities not universally bestowed . The ruin ...
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PRAYERS AND MEDITATIONS | 32 |
POETRY | 42 |
ESSAYS | 60 |
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