The Works of Samuel Johnson, L. L. D.: In Twelve Volumes, Volumen7William Durell, 1811 |
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... . MANY positions are often on the tongue , and sel- dom in the mind ; there are many truths which every human being acknowledges and forgets . It is gene- rally known , that he who expects much will be THE IDLER . No. 2 .
... . MANY positions are often on the tongue , and sel- dom in the mind ; there are many truths which every human being acknowledges and forgets . It is gene- rally known , that he who expects much will be THE IDLER . No. 2 .
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... truth brought newly to light impoverishes the mine from which succeeding intellects are to dig their treasures . Many philosophers imagine , that the elements them- selves may be in time exhausted ; that the sun , by shining long , will ...
... truth brought newly to light impoverishes the mine from which succeeding intellects are to dig their treasures . Many philosophers imagine , that the elements them- selves may be in time exhausted ; that the sun , by shining long , will ...
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... truth and falsehood are inextricably complicated , or undertakes to talk on sub- jects which nature did not form him able to compre- hend . The Cartesian , who denies that his horse feels the spur , or that the hare is afraid when the ...
... truth and falsehood are inextricably complicated , or undertakes to talk on sub- jects which nature did not form him able to compre- hend . The Cartesian , who denies that his horse feels the spur , or that the hare is afraid when the ...
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... truth , when they are not heated with political debate . * Tom Tempest is a steady friend to the house of Stu- art . He can recount the prodigies that have appeared in the sky , and the calamities that have afflicted the nation every ...
... truth , when they are not heated with political debate . * Tom Tempest is a steady friend to the house of Stu- art . He can recount the prodigies that have appeared in the sky , and the calamities that have afflicted the nation every ...
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... truth . Forms of government are seldom the result of much delibera- tion ; they are framed by chance in popular assemblies , or in conquered countries by despotick authority . Laws are often occasional , often capricious , made always ...
... truth . Forms of government are seldom the result of much delibera- tion ; they are framed by chance in popular assemblies , or in conquered countries by despotick authority . Laws are often occasional , often capricious , made always ...
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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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