Samuel JohnsonHerbert & Daniel, 1911 - 265 oldal |
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24. oldal
... endeavour in learning raises an unbounded contempt , indulged by most minds without scruple , as an honest triumph over unjust claims , and exorbitant expectations . The artifices of those who put themselves in this hazardous state have ...
... endeavour in learning raises an unbounded contempt , indulged by most minds without scruple , as an honest triumph over unjust claims , and exorbitant expectations . The artifices of those who put themselves in this hazardous state have ...
32. oldal
... however she may boast her physic of the mind , her cathartics of vice , or lenitives of passion . shall , therefore , while I am yet but lightly touched with the symptoms of the writer's malady , endeavour 32 SAMUEL JOHNSON.
... however she may boast her physic of the mind , her cathartics of vice , or lenitives of passion . shall , therefore , while I am yet but lightly touched with the symptoms of the writer's malady , endeavour 32 SAMUEL JOHNSON.
24. oldal
... endeavour in learning raises an unbounded contempt , indulged by most minds without scruple , as an honest triumph over unjust claims , and exorbitant expectations . The artifices of those who put themselves in this hazardous state have ...
... endeavour in learning raises an unbounded contempt , indulged by most minds without scruple , as an honest triumph over unjust claims , and exorbitant expectations . The artifices of those who put themselves in this hazardous state have ...
Tartalomjegyzék
THE PLAN OF AN ENGLISH DICTIONARY | 1 |
LIVES OF EMINENT PERSONS | 19 |
Milton | 49 |
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