Essays on Various SubjectsJ. Johnson, 1809 - 158 páginas |
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... sense of his numerous excellencies , and to the latest period of his life he uniformly dwelt upon his memory with the fondest recollection ; and with a warmth of attachment , that bor- upon dered dered upon enthusiasm , he has often de ...
... sense of his numerous excellencies , and to the latest period of his life he uniformly dwelt upon his memory with the fondest recollection ; and with a warmth of attachment , that bor- upon dered dered upon enthusiasm , he has often de ...
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... sense which may attend it : for ' tis not " the eloquence of words without a mean- ing , or the smoothness of the periods , that " constitute an orator , but the justness of " his arguments , the method of arranging " them " his xxii ...
... sense which may attend it : for ' tis not " the eloquence of words without a mean- ing , or the smoothness of the periods , that " constitute an orator , but the justness of " his arguments , the method of arranging " them " his xxii ...
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... sense of what was due to that venerable Being , in whose im- mediate presence he was standing , and the fear of addressing him in irreverent lan- guage , and in a manner unworthy of his exalted nature , could alone have occasioned this ...
... sense of what was due to that venerable Being , in whose im- mediate presence he was standing , and the fear of addressing him in irreverent lan- guage , and in a manner unworthy of his exalted nature , could alone have occasioned this ...
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... sense 66 or nonsense , as my interest dictates . I " have heard accidentally of many objec- ❝tions since I commenced probationer ; but “ there is one above all the rest insuperable , " in which every one agrees , and which ...
... sense 66 or nonsense , as my interest dictates . I " have heard accidentally of many objec- ❝tions since I commenced probationer ; but “ there is one above all the rest insuperable , " in which every one agrees , and which ...
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... sense of their wrongs to " remonstrate , however mildly , against " the misrule which galls them , they have " need of all their caution , as government has " infinite advantages in the contest , and one " false step may subject the ...
... sense of their wrongs to " remonstrate , however mildly , against " the misrule which galls them , they have " need of all their caution , as government has " infinite advantages in the contest , and one " false step may subject the ...
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