The Works of Samuel Johnson, Volume 3Pafraets Book Company, 1903 |
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Pagina 39
... easily confined , overborne , or diverted from any particular object . Among the lower classes of mankind , there will be found very little desire of any other knowledge , than what may contribute immediately to the relief of some ...
... easily confined , overborne , or diverted from any particular object . Among the lower classes of mankind , there will be found very little desire of any other knowledge , than what may contribute immediately to the relief of some ...
Pagina 96
... easily discouraged by the first hindrance of his advances , because he had promised himself an equal and perpetual pro- gression without impediment or disturbance ; when unexpected interruptions break in upon him , he is in the state of ...
... easily discouraged by the first hindrance of his advances , because he had promised himself an equal and perpetual pro- gression without impediment or disturbance ; when unexpected interruptions break in upon him , he is in the state of ...
Pagina 331
... who yet cannot obtain from near relations , what they see hourly lavished in ostentation , luxury , or frolick . There are natural reasons why poverty does not easily conciliate 331 THE RAMBLER V Favour not easily gained by the poor.
... who yet cannot obtain from near relations , what they see hourly lavished in ostentation , luxury , or frolick . There are natural reasons why poverty does not easily conciliate 331 THE RAMBLER V Favour not easily gained by the poor.
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The dangers of imitation The impropriety of imitating Spenser | 56 |
A criticism on the English historians | 62 |
The young trader turned gentleman | 69 |
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