The Works of Samuel Johnson, L. L. D.: In Twelve Volumes, Volumen8William Durell, 1811 |
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... greater than his modesty . Though * This " Inquiry , " published in 1757 , was the production of Soame Jenyns , Esq . who never forgave the author of the Re- view . It is painful to relate , that after he had suppressed his resentment ...
... greater than his modesty . Though * This " Inquiry , " published in 1757 , was the production of Soame Jenyns , Esq . who never forgave the author of the Re- view . It is painful to relate , that after he had suppressed his resentment ...
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... greater , is owing only to ourselves ; that is , to our not having any inherent right to any happiness , or even to any existence at all . This is no more to be imputed to God , than the wants of a beggar to the person who has relieved ...
... greater , is owing only to ourselves ; that is , to our not having any inherent right to any happiness , or even to any existence at all . This is no more to be imputed to God , than the wants of a beggar to the person who has relieved ...
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... greater evils , but those greater evils must be presupposed , that the fitness of pain may appear . Treating on death , he has expressed the known and true doctrine with sprightliness of fancy , and neatness of diction . I shall ...
... greater evils , but those greater evils must be presupposed , that the fitness of pain may appear . Treating on death , he has expressed the known and true doctrine with sprightliness of fancy , and neatness of diction . I shall ...
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... killing him fat for the greater elegance of his hide . This is an account of natural Evil , which though , like the rest , not quite new , is very entertaining , though I know not how much it may contribute to patience 48 REVIEW OF A.
... killing him fat for the greater elegance of his hide . This is an account of natural Evil , which though , like the rest , not quite new , is very entertaining , though I know not how much it may contribute to patience 48 REVIEW OF A.
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... his nature , in such a manner as to render himself fit for a rank of higher perfection and happiness , or to degrade himself to a VOL . VII . Ꮳ state of greater imperfection and misery ; necessary indeed towards FREE INQUIRY , & c . 53.
... his nature , in such a manner as to render himself fit for a rank of higher perfection and happiness , or to degrade himself to a VOL . VII . Ꮳ state of greater imperfection and misery ; necessary indeed towards FREE INQUIRY , & c . 53.
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