The Works of Samuel Johnson, L. L. D.: In Twelve Volumes, Volumen8William Durell, 1811 |
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... dignity of sacred pc- etry , the spirit of the English nation , and the glory of human nature , require — that it should be true no long- er . - In an age , in which statues are erected to the ho- nour of this great writer , in which ...
... dignity of sacred pc- etry , the spirit of the English nation , and the glory of human nature , require — that it should be true no long- er . - In an age , in which statues are erected to the ho- nour of this great writer , in which ...
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... dignity of parliament . It is allowed that a man attainted of felony cannot sit in parliament , and the commons probably judged , that not being bound to the forms of law , they might treat these as felons , whose crimes were in their ...
... dignity of parliament . It is allowed that a man attainted of felony cannot sit in parliament , and the commons probably judged , that not being bound to the forms of law , they might treat these as felons , whose crimes were in their ...
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... dignity , sometimes authority . The com- mons , it is well known , think not worse of themselves or others for their offices of profit ; yet profit implies temptation , and may expose a representative to the sus- picion of his ...
... dignity , sometimes authority . The com- mons , it is well known , think not worse of themselves or others for their offices of profit ; yet profit implies temptation , and may expose a representative to the sus- picion of his ...
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... dignity the king has , in his speech , neglected or forgotten them . He might easily know , that what was presented as the sense of the people , is the sense only of the profligate and disso- lute ; and that whatever parliament should ...
... dignity the king has , in his speech , neglected or forgotten them . He might easily know , that what was presented as the sense of the people , is the sense only of the profligate and disso- lute ; and that whatever parliament should ...
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... dignity , if not its safety , and disdain to be protected or enslaved by the declaimers or the plotters of a city - tavern . Had Rome fallen by the Cati- Andrian conspiracy , she might have consoled her fate " by the greatness of her ...
... dignity , if not its safety , and disdain to be protected or enslaved by the declaimers or the plotters of a city - tavern . Had Rome fallen by the Cati- Andrian conspiracy , she might have consoled her fate " by the greatness of her ...
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