The Works of Samuel Johnson, L. L. D.: In Twelve Volumes, Volumen7William Durell, 1811 |
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... called , show that the authors were distressed like the natives of America , who come to the Europeans to beg a name . It will be easily believed of the Idler , that if his ti tle had required any search , he never would have found it ...
... called , show that the authors were distressed like the natives of America , who come to the Europeans to beg a name . It will be easily believed of the Idler , that if his ti tle had required any search , he never would have found it ...
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... called him a rea- sonable animal ; but others have considered reason as a quality of which many creatures partake . He has been termed likewise a laughing animal ; but it is said that some men have never laughed . Perhaps man may be ...
... called him a rea- sonable animal ; but others have considered reason as a quality of which many creatures partake . He has been termed likewise a laughing animal ; but it is said that some men have never laughed . Perhaps man may be ...
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... called away to his shop , or his dinner , before he has well con- sidered the state of Europe . It is discovered by Reaumur , that spiders might make silk , if they could be persuaded to live in peace together . The writers of news , if ...
... called away to his shop , or his dinner , before he has well con- sidered the state of Europe . It is discovered by Reaumur , that spiders might make silk , if they could be persuaded to live in peace together . The writers of news , if ...
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... called the Knights of Malta , it was ravaged by a dragon , who in- habited a den under a rock , from which he issued forth when he was hungry or wanton , and without fear or mercy devoured men and beasts as they came in his way . Many ...
... called the Knights of Malta , it was ravaged by a dragon , who in- habited a den under a rock , from which he issued forth when he was hungry or wanton , and without fear or mercy devoured men and beasts as they came in his way . Many ...
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... called upon by some of her ac- quaintance ; and then , as we let out all the upper part of our house , and have only a little room backwards for ourselves , they either keep such a chattering , or else are calling out every moment to me ...
... called upon by some of her ac- quaintance ; and then , as we let out all the upper part of our house , and have only a little room backwards for ourselves , they either keep such a chattering , or else are calling out every moment to me ...
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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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