The Works of Samuel Johnson, L. L. D.: In Twelve Volumes, Volumen7William Durell, 1811 |
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... and follies , and selected such as were most likely to raise merriment or attract attention ; they had the whole field of life before them , untrodden and unsur- THE IDLER . No. 3 . Invitations to correspondents 3 Idler's reason for ...
... and follies , and selected such as were most likely to raise merriment or attract attention ; they had the whole field of life before them , untrodden and unsur- THE IDLER . No. 3 . Invitations to correspondents 3 Idler's reason for ...
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... attention to something which may appear more eligible , because it will be new . Whatever is left in the hands of chance must be sub- ject to vicissitude ; and when any establishment is found to be useful , it ought to be the next care ...
... attention to something which may appear more eligible , because it will be new . Whatever is left in the hands of chance must be sub- ject to vicissitude ; and when any establishment is found to be useful , it ought to be the next care ...
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... attention . The care of the publick is now fixed upon our soldiers , who are leaving their native country to wander , none can tell how long , in the pathless deserts of the Isle of Wight . The tender sigh for their sufferings , and the ...
... attention . The care of the publick is now fixed upon our soldiers , who are leaving their native country to wander , none can tell how long , in the pathless deserts of the Isle of Wight . The tender sigh for their sufferings , and the ...
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... attention and distinction , reflection on the past and solicitude for the future , by a long in- dulgence of idleness , will , like tapers in unelastic air , be gradually extinguished ; and the officious lover , the vigilant soldier ...
... attention and distinction , reflection on the past and solicitude for the future , by a long in- dulgence of idleness , will , like tapers in unelastic air , be gradually extinguished ; and the officious lover , the vigilant soldier ...
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... attention is diverted to other thoughts , by finding that Mirza will not cover this season ; or that a spaniel has been lost or stolen , that answers to the name of Ranger . Whence it arises that on the day of marriage all agree to call ...
... attention is diverted to other thoughts , by finding that Mirza will not cover this season ; or that a spaniel has been lost or stolen , that answers to the name of Ranger . Whence it arises that on the day of marriage all agree to call ...
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The Works of Samuel Johnson, L. L. D.: In Twelve Volumes, Volumen7 Samuel Johnson Vista completa - 1811 |
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