The Religious Life of Samuel JohnsonArchon Books, 1983 - 184 oldal |
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... sometimes takes on " the quality of loathing ; sometimes that of irrational exasperation ; or again of self - mistrust and despair . " Although James himself ad- mits that " most are mixed cases ” and warns that we should not treat his ...
... sometimes takes on " the quality of loathing ; sometimes that of irrational exasperation ; or again of self - mistrust and despair . " Although James himself ad- mits that " most are mixed cases ” and warns that we should not treat his ...
96. oldal
... sometimes gives of Johnson in the Life , Johnson loved conversation not so that he might disparage his listener but that he might increase social pleasure . He cherished bright , witty talk for the genuine pleasure it afforded , but was ...
... sometimes gives of Johnson in the Life , Johnson loved conversation not so that he might disparage his listener but that he might increase social pleasure . He cherished bright , witty talk for the genuine pleasure it afforded , but was ...
119. oldal
... sometimes at least , equal to all the powers of fortitude , is now universally confessed ; and therefore it is useful to consider not only how we may escape them , but by what means ... [ they ] may be mitigated and lightened . " And ...
... sometimes at least , equal to all the powers of fortitude , is now universally confessed ; and therefore it is useful to consider not only how we may escape them , but by what means ... [ they ] may be mitigated and lightened . " And ...
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Preface | 9 |
The Anvil of Anxiety | 15 |
The Crucible of Faith | 34 |
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