The Works of Samuel Johnson, L. L. D.: In Twelve Volumes, Volumen7William Durell, 1811 |
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... observed , that his hearers are apt to remember what he forgets himself ; that his tar- diness of execution exposes him to the encroachments of those who catch a hint and fall to work ; and that very specious plans , after long ...
... observed , that his hearers are apt to remember what he forgets himself ; that his tar- diness of execution exposes him to the encroachments of those who catch a hint and fall to work ; and that very specious plans , after long ...
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... observed that his belly was naked and vulnerable . He then returned home to make his arrangements ; and , by a very exact imitation of nature , made a dragon of pasteboard , in the belly of which he put beef and mutton , and accustomed ...
... observed that his belly was naked and vulnerable . He then returned home to make his arrangements ; and , by a very exact imitation of nature , made a dragon of pasteboard , in the belly of which he put beef and mutton , and accustomed ...
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... observed , that when two Englishmen meet , their first talk is of the weather ; they are in haste to tell each other , what each must already know , that it is hot or cold , bright or cloudy , windy or calm . There are , among the ...
... observed , that when two Englishmen meet , their first talk is of the weather ; they are in haste to tell each other , what each must already know , that it is hot or cold , bright or cloudy , windy or calm . There are , among the ...
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... observed or heard the effects of civility , he bowed down to the counter edge at the entrance and departure of every customer , listened without impatience to the objections of the ignorant , and refused without resentment the offers of ...
... observed or heard the effects of civility , he bowed down to the counter edge at the entrance and departure of every customer , listened without impatience to the objections of the ignorant , and refused without resentment the offers of ...
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... observe and regulate her own motions , to trace thought from thought , com- bine one image with another , raise systems of science , and form theories of virtue . To the scheme of these solitary speculatists it has been justly objected ...
... observe and regulate her own motions , to trace thought from thought , com- bine one image with another , raise systems of science , and form theories of virtue . To the scheme of these solitary speculatists it has been justly objected ...
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