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Pagina 138
Wood and Burnet give us reason to believe , that much was imputed to him which
he did not write . I know not by whom the original collection was made , or by
what authority its genuineness was ascertained . The first edition was published
in ...
Wood and Burnet give us reason to believe , that much was imputed to him which
he did not write . I know not by whom the original collection was made , or by
what authority its genuineness was ascertained . The first edition was published
in ...
Pagina 146
I believe , what Osborne says of an appearance of sanctity may be applied to
such impulses or anticipations as this : “ Do not wholly slight them , because they
may be true ; but do not easily trust them , because they may be false . ” The state
...
I believe , what Osborne says of an appearance of sanctity may be applied to
such impulses or anticipations as this : “ Do not wholly slight them , because they
may be true ; but do not easily trust them , because they may be false . ” The state
...
Pagina 171
... part , severed them ; but , I believe , you will find , that our laws and the present
government of the church are mingled like wine and water ; so inseparable , that
the abrogation of , at least , a hundred of our laws is desired in these petitions .
... part , severed them ; but , I believe , you will find , that our laws and the present
government of the church are mingled like wine and water ; so inseparable , that
the abrogation of , at least , a hundred of our laws is desired in these petitions .
Pagina 174
Fenton , with equal probability , believes that his attempt to promote the royal
cause arose from his sensibility of the king's tenderness . Whitlock says nothing
of his behaviour at Oxford : he was sent with several others to add pomp to the ...
Fenton , with equal probability , believes that his attempt to promote the royal
cause arose from his sensibility of the king's tenderness . Whitlock says nothing
of his behaviour at Oxford : he was sent with several others to add pomp to the ...
Pagina 177
... by the fire that was in his chimney , he had certainly lost his life by it . ” The
question cannot be decided . It is not unreasonable to believe , that the men in
power , receiving intelligence from the sister , would employ the servant of
Tomkyns to ...
... by the fire that was in his chimney , he had certainly lost his life by it . ” The
question cannot be decided . It is not unreasonable to believe , that the men in
power , receiving intelligence from the sister , would employ the servant of
Tomkyns to ...
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| Titolo | The Works of Samuel Johnson, Volume 8 The Works of Samuel Johnson, Samuel Johnson |
| Autore | Samuel Johnson |
| Editore | Pafraets Book Company, 1908 |
| Provenienza dell'originale | Indiana University |
| Digitalizzato | 30 gen 2009 |
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