THE WORKS OF SAMUEL JOHNSON, LL.D.1823 |
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... learned or sagacious , has yet been able to perform . Some words there are which I cannot explain , because I do not understand them ; these might have been omitted very often with little inconve- nience , but I would not so far indulge ...
... learned or sagacious , has yet been able to perform . Some words there are which I cannot explain , because I do not understand them ; these might have been omitted very often with little inconve- nience , but I would not so far indulge ...
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... learned it ; this uncertainty of terms , and commixture of ideas , is well known to those who have joined philosophy with grammar ; and if I have not expressed them very clearly , it must be remembered that I am speak- ing of that which ...
... learned it ; this uncertainty of terms , and commixture of ideas , is well known to those who have joined philosophy with grammar ; and if I have not expressed them very clearly , it must be remembered that I am speak- ing of that which ...
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... learned , and without any patronage of the great ; not in the soft obscurities of retirement , or under the shelter of academick bowers , but amidst inconvenience and distraction , in sickness and in sorrow . It may re- press the ...
... learned , and without any patronage of the great ; not in the soft obscurities of retirement , or under the shelter of academick bowers , but amidst inconvenience and distraction , in sickness and in sorrow . It may re- press the ...
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... learned themselves . These phantoms have indeed appeared more frequently , in proportion as the darkness of ignorance has been more gross ; but it cannot be shown , that the brighest gleams of knowledge have at any time been sufficient ...
... learned themselves . These phantoms have indeed appeared more frequently , in proportion as the darkness of ignorance has been more gross ; but it cannot be shown , that the brighest gleams of knowledge have at any time been sufficient ...
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... others what he has never learned himself ; and that those who , like Themistocles , have studied the arts of policy , and can teach a small state how to grow great , should , like him , disdain to TRAGEDY OF MACBETH . 121.
... others what he has never learned himself ; and that those who , like Themistocles , have studied the arts of policy , and can teach a small state how to grow great , should , like him , disdain to TRAGEDY OF MACBETH . 121.
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