The Works of Samuel Johnson, L. L. D.: In Twelve Volumes, Volumen7William Durell, 1811 |
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... frequent , and he will therefore gladly receive help from any correspondent who shall enable him to please without his own labour . He excludes no style , he pro- hibits no subject ; only let him that writes to the Idler remember , that ...
... frequent , and he will therefore gladly receive help from any correspondent who shall enable him to please without his own labour . He excludes no style , he pro- hibits no subject ; only let him that writes to the Idler remember , that ...
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... frequent the theatres , that all the dramatick art has been long exhausted , and that the vicissitudes of fortune , and ac- cidents of life , have been shown in every possible combination , till the first scene informs us of the last ...
... frequent the theatres , that all the dramatick art has been long exhausted , and that the vicissitudes of fortune , and ac- cidents of life , have been shown in every possible combination , till the first scene informs us of the last ...
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... frequent victories nothing will remain but to qual- ify them for extreme danger , by a sudden concert of terrific vociferation . When they have endured this last trial , let them be led to action , as men who are no longer to be ...
... frequent victories nothing will remain but to qual- ify them for extreme danger , by a sudden concert of terrific vociferation . When they have endured this last trial , let them be led to action , as men who are no longer to be ...
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... and famine are suspended , on which millions depend for the neces- saries of life . The weather is frequently mentioned for another rcason less honourable to my dear countrymen . Our dispositions No. 11 . 39 THE IDLER .
... and famine are suspended , on which millions depend for the neces- saries of life . The weather is frequently mentioned for another rcason less honourable to my dear countrymen . Our dispositions No. 11 . 39 THE IDLER .
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... frequently change with the colour of the sky ; and when we find ourselves cheerful and good - natured , we naturally ... frequent examples . Those that laugh at the portentous glare of a comet , and hear a crow with equal tranquil- lity ...
... frequently change with the colour of the sky ; and when we find ourselves cheerful and good - natured , we naturally ... frequent examples . Those that laugh at the portentous glare of a comet , and hear a crow with equal tranquil- lity ...
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