The Works of Samuel Johnson, L. L. D.: In Twelve Volumes, Volumen8William Durell, 1811 |
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... enemy . I will not so far dissemble my weakness , or my fault , as not to confess that my wish was to have passed un- detected ; but since it has been my fortune to fail ... enemies were always ready to quit the field , because they knew A 5.
... enemy . I will not so far dissemble my weakness , or my fault , as not to confess that my wish was to have passed un- detected ; but since it has been my fortune to fail ... enemies were always ready to quit the field , because they knew A 5.
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... enemies . But quiet and security are now at an end . Our vigi- lance is quickened , and our comprehension is enlarged . We not only see events in their causes , but before their causes ; we hear the thunder while the sky is clear , and ...
... enemies . But quiet and security are now at an end . Our vigi- lance is quickened , and our comprehension is enlarged . We not only see events in their causes , but before their causes ; we hear the thunder while the sky is clear , and ...
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... enemies is common to all parties ; but the insolence of invective , and brutality of reproach , which have lately prevailed , are peculiar to this . An infallible characteristic of meanness is cruelty . This is the only faction that has ...
... enemies is common to all parties ; but the insolence of invective , and brutality of reproach , which have lately prevailed , are peculiar to this . An infallible characteristic of meanness is cruelty . This is the only faction that has ...
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... enemy ; the rest languished in tents and ships , amidst damps and putrefaction ; pale , torpid , spiritless , and helpless ; gasping and groaning , unpitied among men , made obdurate by long continu- ance of hopeless misery ; and were ...
... enemy ; the rest languished in tents and ships , amidst damps and putrefaction ; pale , torpid , spiritless , and helpless ; gasping and groaning , unpitied among men , made obdurate by long continu- ance of hopeless misery ; and were ...
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... enemies the French , or by the Dutch our natural allies . But the whole continent of Spanish America will lie open to invasion ; we shall have nothing to do but march into these wealthy regions , and make their present masters confess ...
... enemies the French , or by the Dutch our natural allies . But the whole continent of Spanish America will lie open to invasion ; we shall have nothing to do but march into these wealthy regions , and make their present masters confess ...
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