The Religious Life of Samuel JohnsonArchon Books, 1983 - 184 oldal |
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... known prayers from the Book of Common Prayer , such as the General Thanksgiving , and then gradually to depart from the established text to speak of his own concerns in a language that is distictly personal but still rich with the ...
... known prayers from the Book of Common Prayer , such as the General Thanksgiving , and then gradually to depart from the established text to speak of his own concerns in a language that is distictly personal but still rich with the ...
120. oldal
... known shortness of life , as it ought to moderate our passions , may likewise , with equal pro- priety , contract our designs . " The main purpose of such reflection was not so much to remind man of the brevity of existence as it was to ...
... known shortness of life , as it ought to moderate our passions , may likewise , with equal pro- priety , contract our designs . " The main purpose of such reflection was not so much to remind man of the brevity of existence as it was to ...
154. oldal
... that Johnson's faith asserted itself and increasingly granted him a peace of mind that he had rarely known . This was the most significant general effect that his February experience had 154 THE RELIGIOUS LIFE OF SAMUEL JOHNSON.
... that Johnson's faith asserted itself and increasingly granted him a peace of mind that he had rarely known . This was the most significant general effect that his February experience had 154 THE RELIGIOUS LIFE OF SAMUEL JOHNSON.
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Preface | 9 |
The Anvil of Anxiety | 15 |
The Crucible of Faith | 34 |
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