The Works of Samuel Johnson, Volume 5Pafraets Book Company, 1903 |
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... censured by each other — 131 Singularities censured 137 Writers not a useless generation 138 Their happiness and infelicity THE IDLER 2 Invitation to correspondents 1 The Idler's character 3 Idler's reason for writing +4 Charities and ...
... censured by each other — 131 Singularities censured 137 Writers not a useless generation 138 Their happiness and infelicity THE IDLER 2 Invitation to correspondents 1 The Idler's character 3 Idler's reason for writing +4 Charities and ...
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... censure than of praise . This perversion of the publick judgment is not to be rashly numbered amongst the miseries of an author ; since it commonly serves , after miscarriage , to recon- cile him to himself . Because the world has ...
... censure than of praise . This perversion of the publick judgment is not to be rashly numbered amongst the miseries of an author ; since it commonly serves , after miscarriage , to recon- cile him to himself . Because the world has ...
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... censure scrupulosity , a servile attention to minute exactness , which is sometimes inconsistent with higher excellency , and is lost in the blaze of expanded genius . I do not know whether you will think painting a general subject . By ...
... censure scrupulosity , a servile attention to minute exactness , which is sometimes inconsistent with higher excellency , and is lost in the blaze of expanded genius . I do not know whether you will think painting a general subject . By ...
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NO PAGE 111 The pleasures and advantages of industry | 1 |
The itch of writing universal | 7 |
The folly of creating artificial wants | 14 |
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