Essays on Various SubjectsJ. Johnson, 1809 - 158 páginas |
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... proper use of them . I am sensible that " all his faults are owing to his natural tem- 66 << " per , which has too much of spirit and vi- vacity in it . I therefore believe , that harsh usage would not do with him , as it might " break ...
... proper use of them . I am sensible that " all his faults are owing to his natural tem- 66 << " per , which has too much of spirit and vi- vacity in it . I therefore believe , that harsh usage would not do with him , as it might " break ...
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... proper influence upon me , the spirit of emulation , the " desire of answering if possible the warm expectations of my friends , and what my " own ambition may have imagined , and of " sustaining with some tolerable repute the " public ...
... proper influence upon me , the spirit of emulation , the " desire of answering if possible the warm expectations of my friends , and what my " own ambition may have imagined , and of " sustaining with some tolerable repute the " public ...
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... proper for a settled period of life , " than an age when industry and application " must lay the ground - work for the whole " of it . Hogarth I have discarded , indeed " it is some time since he has been out of " favour . But the Muses ...
... proper for a settled period of life , " than an age when industry and application " must lay the ground - work for the whole " of it . Hogarth I have discarded , indeed " it is some time since he has been out of " favour . But the Muses ...
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... mini- " sters , the phantom with which they hope " to fright the honest from looking with a " too curious eye into their dark and wicked " proceedings . " The " The term in it's proper acceptation is " certainly cvi MEMOIR OF.
... mini- " sters , the phantom with which they hope " to fright the honest from looking with a " too curious eye into their dark and wicked " proceedings . " The " The term in it's proper acceptation is " certainly cvi MEMOIR OF.
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George Walker. " The term in it's proper acceptation is " certainly odious , but in the mouths of our " ministers it passes into praise ; not to be " factious in their judgement , is to be a " partner or abettor of their crimes , it is ...
George Walker. " The term in it's proper acceptation is " certainly odious , but in the mouths of our " ministers it passes into praise ; not to be " factious in their judgement , is to be a " partner or abettor of their crimes , it is ...
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