The Works of Samuel Johnson, Volume 5Pafraets Book Company, 1903 |
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... Pleasure is therefore seldom such as it appears to others , nor often such as we represent it to ourselves . Of the ladies that sparkle at a musical perform- ance , a very ... pleasure . She has the pleasure of wearing fine 126 THE IDLER.
... Pleasure is therefore seldom such as it appears to others , nor often such as we represent it to ourselves . Of the ladies that sparkle at a musical perform- ance , a very ... pleasure . She has the pleasure of wearing fine 126 THE IDLER.
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Samuel Johnson. her pleasure . She has the pleasure of wearing fine clothes , and of showing them , of outshining those whom she suspects to envy her ; she has the pleas- ure of appearing among other ladies in a place whither the race of ...
Samuel Johnson. her pleasure . She has the pleasure of wearing fine clothes , and of showing them , of outshining those whom she suspects to envy her ; she has the pleas- ure of appearing among other ladies in a place whither the race of ...
Pagina 346
... pleasure , to evacuate his mind , or who brings not to his author an intellect defecated and pure , neither turbid with care , nor agitated by pleasure . If the repositories of thought are already full , what can they receive ? If the ...
... pleasure , to evacuate his mind , or who brings not to his author an intellect defecated and pure , neither turbid with care , nor agitated by pleasure . If the repositories of thought are already full , what can they receive ? If the ...
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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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