The Works of Samuel Johnson, Volume 5Pafraets Book Company, 1903 |
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Pagina 19
... look upon as jocular mischiefs , or to think excused by the violence of the temptation : but I shall always fear ... looks upon the business and bustle of the world , with the philosophy with which Socrates surveyed the fair at Athens ...
... look upon as jocular mischiefs , or to think excused by the violence of the temptation : but I shall always fear ... looks upon the business and bustle of the world , with the philosophy with which Socrates surveyed the fair at Athens ...
Pagina 77
... look , or believe myself to look , with more philosophick eyes on human affairs , must confess , that I saw the troops march with little emotion ; my thoughts were fixed upon other scenes , and the tear stole into my eyes , not for ...
... look , or believe myself to look , with more philosophick eyes on human affairs , must confess , that I saw the troops march with little emotion ; my thoughts were fixed upon other scenes , and the tear stole into my eyes , not for ...
Pagina 102
... looks of a being weak and foolish as himself , and whose vanity is to recount the names of men , who might drop into ... look round the horizon for an excuse , and charge our discontent upon an easterly wind or a cloudy day . Surely ...
... looks of a being weak and foolish as himself , and whose vanity is to recount the names of men , who might drop into ... look round the horizon for an excuse , and charge our discontent upon an easterly wind or a cloudy day . Surely ...
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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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