The Works of Samuel Johnson, L. L. D.: In Twelve Volumes, Volumen8William Durell, 1811 |
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... hundred as good as he . That even if this which has happened to Middlesex had happened to every other county , that one man should be made incapable of being clected , it could produce no great change in the parliament , nor much ...
... hundred as good as he . That even if this which has happened to Middlesex had happened to every other county , that one man should be made incapable of being clected , it could produce no great change in the parliament , nor much ...
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... hundred miles round , and represented it as a region naked indeed of wood , but which , if that defect were supplied , would have all that nature , almost all that luxury could want .. The harbour he found capacious and secure , and ...
... hundred miles round , and represented it as a region naked indeed of wood , but which , if that defect were supplied , would have all that nature , almost all that luxury could want .. The harbour he found capacious and secure , and ...
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... hundred geese to each ship , by pelting them with stones . Not content with physic and with food , he searched yet deeper for the value of the new dominion . He dug in quest of ore , found iron in abun- dance , and did not despair of ...
... hundred geese to each ship , by pelting them with stones . Not content with physic and with food , he searched yet deeper for the value of the new dominion . He dug in quest of ore , found iron in abun- dance , and did not despair of ...
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... hundred men , with a train of twenty - seven cannon , four mortars , and two hundred bombs . The fleet consisted of five fri- gates , from twenty to thirty guns , which were now stationed opposite to the block - house . He then sent ...
... hundred men , with a train of twenty - seven cannon , four mortars , and two hundred bombs . The fleet consisted of five fri- gates , from twenty to thirty guns , which were now stationed opposite to the block - house . He then sent ...
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... hundred men , such as this degenerate age affords , a majority can be found thus virtuously abstracted , who will affirm ? Yet there is no good in despondence : vigilance and activity often effect more than was expected . Let us take a ...
... hundred men , such as this degenerate age affords , a majority can be found thus virtuously abstracted , who will affirm ? Yet there is no good in despondence : vigilance and activity often effect more than was expected . Let us take a ...
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