The Works of Samuel Johnson, L. L. D.: In Twelve Volumes, Volumen8William Durell, 1811 |
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... curiosity , than a retrospection of the progress of this mighty genius , in the construction of his work ; a view of the fabric gradually rising , perhaps from small beginnings , till its foundation rests in the centre , and its turrets ...
... curiosity , than a retrospection of the progress of this mighty genius , in the construction of his work ; a view of the fabric gradually rising , perhaps from small beginnings , till its foundation rests in the centre , and its turrets ...
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... curiosity : for whether Evil can be wholly separated from Good or not , it is plain that they may be mixed in various degrees , and as far as human eyes can judge , the degree of Evil might have been less without any impediment to Good ...
... curiosity : for whether Evil can be wholly separated from Good or not , it is plain that they may be mixed in various degrees , and as far as human eyes can judge , the degree of Evil might have been less without any impediment to Good ...
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... curiosity , or calm the perturbations of doubt . Whether subordination implies imperfection may be disputed . The means respecting themselves may be as · perfect as the end . The weed as a weed is no less per- fect than the oak as an ...
... curiosity , or calm the perturbations of doubt . Whether subordination implies imperfection may be disputed . The means respecting themselves may be as · perfect as the end . The weed as a weed is no less per- fect than the oak as an ...
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... curiosity . Having thus dispatched the consideration of particu- lar evils , he comes at last to a general reason for which Evil may be said to be our Good . He is of opinion that there is some inconceivable benefit in pain abstractedly ...
... curiosity . Having thus dispatched the consideration of particu- lar evils , he comes at last to a general reason for which Evil may be said to be our Good . He is of opinion that there is some inconceivable benefit in pain abstractedly ...
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... was intended , and that no settlement was to be established . The Spaniard readily replied , that if this was a voyage of wanton curiosity , it might be gratified with less trouble , for he was willing FALKLAND'S ISLANDS . 97 ?
... was intended , and that no settlement was to be established . The Spaniard readily replied , that if this was a voyage of wanton curiosity , it might be gratified with less trouble , for he was willing FALKLAND'S ISLANDS . 97 ?
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