Essays on Various SubjectsJ. Johnson, 1809 - 158 páginas |
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... feels more de- light in reading a battle of Homer , or a " crabbed controversy in theology , than " when a boy in striking a quoitor a tennis- " ball . Nature has not been so indulgent " to me , as to make what is necessary 66 to XX ...
... feels more de- light in reading a battle of Homer , or a " crabbed controversy in theology , than " when a boy in striking a quoitor a tennis- " ball . Nature has not been so indulgent " to me , as to make what is necessary 66 to XX ...
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... feelings , by which his subsequent character and writings were so strongly mark- ed . There is indeed throughout the whole of it a justness of sentiment , and an accuracy of style , that would characterize it as the pro- duction of a ...
... feelings , by which his subsequent character and writings were so strongly mark- ed . There is indeed throughout the whole of it a justness of sentiment , and an accuracy of style , that would characterize it as the pro- duction of a ...
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... feelings . In a letter to a quondam fellow- student he has very forcibly expressed his sentiments on this head ; and as it contains general observations applicable to the sub- ject , it is here inserted : " I doubt not you have heard of ...
... feelings . In a letter to a quondam fellow- student he has very forcibly expressed his sentiments on this head ; and as it contains general observations applicable to the sub- ject , it is here inserted : " I doubt not you have heard of ...
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... , as to " partake in some measure of the feelings " of the sea - faring - man , whose very happi- ness flows with the tide or turns with the d 3 " wind . " wind . I have wandered for hours amidst " THE REV . GEORGE WALKER . xxxvi .
... , as to " partake in some measure of the feelings " of the sea - faring - man , whose very happi- ness flows with the tide or turns with the d 3 " wind . " wind . I have wandered for hours amidst " THE REV . GEORGE WALKER . xxxvi .
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... feeling of a truly repentant spirit , which alone can sanctify the act , or render it an accept- able homage ; and where , on the part of those who exact this appearance of national sorrow , it is accompanied by a renunciation of no one ...
... feeling of a truly repentant spirit , which alone can sanctify the act , or render it an accept- able homage ; and where , on the part of those who exact this appearance of national sorrow , it is accompanied by a renunciation of no one ...
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