The Works of Samuel Johnson, 1-2. kötetG. Dearborn, 1837 |
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29. oldal
... panegyric on the Earl of Dorset , that his servants used to put them- selves in his way when he was angry , because he was sure to recompense them for any indig- nities which he made them suffer . This is the round of a passionate man's ...
... panegyric on the Earl of Dorset , that his servants used to put them- selves in his way when he was angry , because he was sure to recompense them for any indig- nities which he made them suffer . This is the round of a passionate man's ...
86. oldal
... panegyric can confer , and is not more enjoyed by Titus or Constantine , than by Timocreon of Rhodes , of whom we only know from his epitaph , that he had eaten many a meal , drank many a fla- gon , and uttered many a reproach . Πολλὰ ...
... panegyric can confer , and is not more enjoyed by Titus or Constantine , than by Timocreon of Rhodes , of whom we only know from his epitaph , that he had eaten many a meal , drank many a fla- gon , and uttered many a reproach . Πολλὰ ...
96. oldal
... panegyric always concluded with confes- sions of disgust ; " he is a good man , but I cannot like him . " Surely such persons have sold the esteem of the world at too low a price , since they have lost one of the rewards of virtue ...
... panegyric always concluded with confes- sions of disgust ; " he is a good man , but I cannot like him . " Surely such persons have sold the esteem of the world at too low a price , since they have lost one of the rewards of virtue ...
102. oldal
... panegyric , and not to be known from one another , but by extrinsic and casual circumstances . " Let me remember , " says Hale , " when I find myself inclined to pity a criminal , that there is likewise a pity due to the country ...
... panegyric , and not to be known from one another , but by extrinsic and casual circumstances . " Let me remember , " says Hale , " when I find myself inclined to pity a criminal , that there is likewise a pity due to the country ...
113. oldal
... panegyric , therefore , that private virtue can receive , is the praise of servants . For , however vanity or insolence may look down with contempt on the suffrage of men undignified by wealth , and unenlightened by education , it very ...
... panegyric , therefore , that private virtue can receive , is the praise of servants . For , however vanity or insolence may look down with contempt on the suffrage of men undignified by wealth , and unenlightened by education , it very ...
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Gyakori szavak és kifejezések
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