The Works of Samuel Johnson, Volume 3Pafraets Book Company, 1903 |
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Pagina 155
... equally introduces that which is to follow . The same is the state of intellectual and manual performances . Long calculations or complex dia- grams affright the timorous and unexperienced from a second view ; but if we have skill ...
... equally introduces that which is to follow . The same is the state of intellectual and manual performances . Long calculations or complex dia- grams affright the timorous and unexperienced from a second view ; but if we have skill ...
Pagina 207
... would be neither wise nor equitable to discourage the husbandman , the labourer , the miner , or the smith , is generally granted ; but there is an- other race of beings equally obscure and equally indigent , 207 THE RAMBLER.
... would be neither wise nor equitable to discourage the husbandman , the labourer , the miner , or the smith , is generally granted ; but there is an- other race of beings equally obscure and equally indigent , 207 THE RAMBLER.
Pagina 231
... equally pleased with splendour , and equally careless of expense ; they both justified their pro- fusion to themselves , by endeavouring to believe it necessary to the extension of their acquaintance , and improvement of their interest ...
... equally pleased with splendour , and equally careless of expense ; they both justified their pro- fusion to themselves , by endeavouring to believe it necessary to the extension of their acquaintance , and improvement of their interest ...
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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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