The works of Samuel Johnson, Volumen3G. Offor, 1818 |
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... observed in effects produced immediately upon the mind ; nothing can strongly strike or affect us , but what is rare or sudden . The most important events , when they.be- come familiar , are no longer considered with wonder or ...
... observed in effects produced immediately upon the mind ; nothing can strongly strike or affect us , but what is rare or sudden . The most important events , when they.be- come familiar , are no longer considered with wonder or ...
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... observed to grow less tender as they advance in age . He , who , when life was new , melted at the loss of eve- ry companion , can look in time , without concern , upon the grave into which his last friend was thrown , and into which ...
... observed to grow less tender as they advance in age . He , who , when life was new , melted at the loss of eve- ry companion , can look in time , without concern , upon the grave into which his last friend was thrown , and into which ...
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... observed by Milton , that he who neglects to vi- sit the country in spring , and rejects the pleasures that are then in their first bloom and fragrance , is guilty of sullenness against nature . If we allot different duties to different ...
... observed by Milton , that he who neglects to vi- sit the country in spring , and rejects the pleasures that are then in their first bloom and fragrance , is guilty of sullenness against nature . If we allot different duties to different ...
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... observed without any other qualifications than honesty of intention , and purity of will . Over this law , indeed , some sons of sophistry have been subtle enough to throw mists , which have dark- ened their own eyes . To perplex this ...
... observed without any other qualifications than honesty of intention , and purity of will . Over this law , indeed , some sons of sophistry have been subtle enough to throw mists , which have dark- ened their own eyes . To perplex this ...
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... observed , from my entrance into the world , that I had something uncommon in my disposition , and that there appeared in me very early tokens of superi- or genius . I was always an enemy to trifles ; the play- things which my mother ...
... observed , from my entrance into the world , that I had something uncommon in my disposition , and that there appeared in me very early tokens of superi- or genius . I was always an enemy to trifles ; the play- things which my mother ...
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