The Works of Samuel Johnson: With an Essay on His Life and Genius, Volumen6

T. Longman, 1792

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The criterions of plagiariſm	14

Petty writers not to be defpifed	33

The courtiers eſteem of affurance	39

The cruelty of parental tyranny	45

Benefits not always intituled to gratitude	51

Adverfity uſeful to the acquifition of knowledge	57

The climactericks of the mind	63

An account of a club of antiquares	215

Many advantages not to be enjoyed together	221

The awkward merriment of a fudent	226

The study of life hot to be neglected for the fake of books L231	229

The hiſtory of an adventurer in lotteries	237

The hiftory of Leviculus the fortunehunter	243

The influence of envy and intereft compared	249

The fubject of effays often fuggefted by chance Chance equally prevalent in other affairs	254

Criticiſm on epiftolary writings	69

The treatment incurred by loſs of fortune	75

The inefficacy of genius without learning	82

The uſefulneſs of advice The danger of habits	88

The laws of writing not always indifputable Reflec	95

NUMB Page 159 The nature and remedies of baſhfulneſs	113

Rules for the choice of affociates	118

The revolutions of a garret	123

Old men in danger of falling into pupillage The con duct of Thrafybulus	129

The miſchiefs of following a patron	135

Praiſe univerfally defired The failings of eminent men often imitated	142

The impotence of wealth The vifit of Serotinus to the place of his nativity	146

Favour not eafily gained by the poor	153

The ſcholars complaint of his own baſhfulneſs ΙΟΙ	157

The marriage of Hymenæus and Tranquilla	158

Poetry debafed by mean expreffions An example from Shakespeare	164

Labour neceffary to excellence	169

The hiſtory of Miſella debauched by her relation 175	175

Mifellas defcription of the life of a proſtitute	181

The effect of fudden riches upon the manners	188

NUMB Page 189 The miſchiefs of falfehood The character	189

Unreaſonable fears of pedantry	194

The miſchiefs of unbounded raillery Hiftory of Dicaculus	199

The majority are wicked	205

Directions to authors attacked by criticks The various degrees of critical perfpicacity	210

The prohibition of revenge juſtifiable by reaſon The meanness of regulating our conduct by the opinions of men	259

Anningait and Ajut a Greenland hiſtory N	265

The hiftory of Anningait and Ajut concluded	271

Favour often gained with little affiftance from under ſtanding	277

Turpicula	282

189	283

The hiftory of Abouzaid the fon of Morad	287

The bufy life of a young lady	293

Love unſucceſsful without riches	299

The authors art of praifing himſelf	305

A young noblemans progrefs in politeneſs	310

A young noblemans introduction to the knowledge of the town	316

Human opinions mutable The hopes of youth falla cious	322

The hiftory of a legacyhunter	327

The legacyhunters hiftory concluded	332

The virtues of Rabbi Abrahams magnet	339

Afpers complaint of the infolence of Profpero Un politeneſs not always the effect of pride	346

The importance of punctuality	352

The different acceptations of poverty Cynicks and Monks not poor	358

The pleaſures of life to be fought in proſpects of fu turity Future fame uncertain	363

The hiſtory of ten days of Seged emperor of Ethiopia ކ	368

The hiftory of Seged concluded	374

The art of living at the cost of others	380

The folly of continuing too long upon the ftage	386

The Ramblers reception His defign	392

Título	The Works of Samuel Johnson: With an Essay on His Life and Genius, Volumen6 Volumen6 de The Works of Samuel Johnson, LL.D, Sir Joshua Reynolds The Works of Samuel Johnson: With an Essay on His Life and Genius, Samuel Johnson
Autores	Samuel Johnson, Arthur Murphy
Editor	T. Longman, 1792
Procedencia del original	Biblioteca Pública de Nueva York
Digitalizado	22 Jul. 2008

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