The Works of Samuel Johnson, L. L. D.: In Twelve Volumes, Volumen7William Durell, 1811 |
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... curiosity in quest of statesmen and heroes , is stopped by a marriage celebrated between Mr. Buckram , an eminent salesman in Threadneedle- street , and Miss Dolly Juniper , the only daughter of an eminent distiller , of the parish of ...
... curiosity in quest of statesmen and heroes , is stopped by a marriage celebrated between Mr. Buckram , an eminent salesman in Threadneedle- street , and Miss Dolly Juniper , the only daughter of an eminent distiller , of the parish of ...
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... curiosity and afterwards an acquaintance without friendship . Having nothing to hope in these places of fortuitous residence , I re- signed my conduct to chance ; I had no intention to of- fend , I had no ambition to delight . I suppose ...
... curiosity and afterwards an acquaintance without friendship . Having nothing to hope in these places of fortuitous residence , I re- signed my conduct to chance ; I had no intention to of- fend , I had no ambition to delight . I suppose ...
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... curiosity in my own species . It is useless to go far in quest of that which may be found at home ; a very narrow circle of observation will supply a suffi- cient number of men and women , who might be 82 No. 24 . THE IDLER .
... curiosity in my own species . It is useless to go far in quest of that which may be found at home ; a very narrow circle of observation will supply a suffi- cient number of men and women , who might be 82 No. 24 . THE IDLER .
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... curiosity , but de- liver themselves up to business or to pleasure , plunge into the current of life , whether placid or turbulent , and pass on from one point or prospect to another , at- tentive rather to any thing than the state of ...
... curiosity , but de- liver themselves up to business or to pleasure , plunge into the current of life , whether placid or turbulent , and pass on from one point or prospect to another , at- tentive rather to any thing than the state of ...
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... curiosity begins ; and no sooner are we sup- plied with every thing that nature can demand , than we sit down to contrive artificial appetites . By this restlessness of mind , every populous and wealthy city is filled with innumerable ...
... curiosity begins ; and no sooner are we sup- plied with every thing that nature can demand , than we sit down to contrive artificial appetites . By this restlessness of mind , every populous and wealthy city is filled with innumerable ...
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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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