The Works of Samuel Johnson, LL.D.: With An Essay on His Life and Genius, Том 5Luke Hansard & Sons, 1810 |
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... tion of a mind at leisure to regard the gratification of another . It is imagined by many , that whenever they aspire to please , they are required to be merry , and to show the gladness of their souls by flights of pleasantry , and ...
... tion of a mind at leisure to regard the gratification of another . It is imagined by many , that whenever they aspire to please , they are required to be merry , and to show the gladness of their souls by flights of pleasantry , and ...
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... tion of my thoughts by new schemes of pleasure , pre- vented me from listening to any of those who crowd in multitudes to give girls advice , and kept me un- married and unengaged to my twenty - seventh year , when , as I was towering ...
... tion of my thoughts by new schemes of pleasure , pre- vented me from listening to any of those who crowd in multitudes to give girls advice , and kept me un- married and unengaged to my twenty - seventh year , when , as I was towering ...
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... tion but by ceasing to deserve it , or feel any stroke but from the hand of time . It was in my power to have concealed the loss , and to have married , by continuing the same appearance , with all the credit of my original fortune ...
... tion but by ceasing to deserve it , or feel any stroke but from the hand of time . It was in my power to have concealed the loss , and to have married , by continuing the same appearance , with all the credit of my original fortune ...
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... tion . Some of them revenged the neglect which they had formerly endured by wanton and superflu- ous insults , and endeavoured to mortify me , by pay- ing , in my presence , those civilities to other ladies , which were once devoted ...
... tion . Some of them revenged the neglect which they had formerly endured by wanton and superflu- ous insults , and endeavoured to mortify me , by pay- ing , in my presence , those civilities to other ladies , which were once devoted ...
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... tion for his knowledge and piety ; the other is a lieutenant of dragoons .. The parson made no dif- ficulty in the height of my elevation to check me when I was pert , and instruct me when I blundered ; and if there is any alteration ...
... tion for his knowledge and piety ; the other is a lieutenant of dragoons .. The parson made no dif- ficulty in the height of my elevation to check me when I was pert , and instruct me when I blundered ; and if there is any alteration ...
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