Essays on Various SubjectsJ. Johnson, 1809 - 158 páginas |
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... requires some forethought and consideration ; and to attempt it without these assistances " would be an affront to the audience , and " the Being before whom they are as- " sembled . " Notwithstanding his extreme reluctance on ( 6 T on ...
... requires some forethought and consideration ; and to attempt it without these assistances " would be an affront to the audience , and " the Being before whom they are as- " sembled . " Notwithstanding his extreme reluctance on ( 6 T on ...
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... require to be renewed by occasional interruptions of ease and relaxation ; and all extraordinary efforts are calculated only to impair it's vigour , and to induce a premature decay of it's faculties . Though he was happily ex- empt from ...
... require to be renewed by occasional interruptions of ease and relaxation ; and all extraordinary efforts are calculated only to impair it's vigour , and to induce a premature decay of it's faculties . Though he was happily ex- empt from ...
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... require to be invigo- rated by an intermission of it's labours . These observations apply with peculiar force to the mathematical student . When the truth to be evolved is dependent upon a long connected series of deduction , where in ...
... require to be invigo- rated by an intermission of it's labours . These observations apply with peculiar force to the mathematical student . When the truth to be evolved is dependent upon a long connected series of deduction , where in ...
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... requires the greatest union of natural and acquired talents . It is not merely sufficient for the tutor of youth , that he possesses a knowledge of such ele- mental parts of learning as generally form the basis of education ; but to ...
... requires the greatest union of natural and acquired talents . It is not merely sufficient for the tutor of youth , that he possesses a knowledge of such ele- mental parts of learning as generally form the basis of education ; but to ...
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... requires the utmost stretch of the human intellect . And these high attainments were unaccompanied with any of the supercili- ousness of literary pride ; in his deportment there there was no assumed dignity or importance , but ...
... requires the utmost stretch of the human intellect . And these high attainments were unaccompanied with any of the supercili- ousness of literary pride ; in his deportment there there was no assumed dignity or importance , but ...
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