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Página iii
If the answer will discover , what will always be discovered by was in the
affirmative , he did not seem willing to a diligent and impartial inquirer , that ,
wherever believe it . He continued at the university till the human nature is to be
found , there ...
If the answer will discover , what will always be discovered by was in the
affirmative , he did not seem willing to a diligent and impartial inquirer , that ,
wherever believe it . He continued at the university till the human nature is to be
found , there ...
Página xxviii
... ferent set of plancts ; if we still discover new of his readers were equally
learned ; or at least firmaments and new lights that are sunk further would admire
the splendour and dignity of the in those unfathomable depths of æther , we are
style .
... ferent set of plancts ; if we still discover new of his readers were equally
learned ; or at least firmaments and new lights that are sunk further would admire
the splendour and dignity of the in those unfathomable depths of æther , we are
style .
Página xxxv
... many oceans of flame , that are each of of those who cultivated a clear and
natural style . them attended with a different set of planets ; if Dryden , Tillotson ,
and Sir William Temple , fol . we still discover new firmaments and new lights
lowed .
... many oceans of flame , that are each of of those who cultivated a clear and
natural style . them attended with a different set of planets ; if Dryden , Tillotson ,
and Sir William Temple , fol . we still discover new firmaments and new lights
lowed .
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... the time now in praise , I think it not necessary to discover ; for our power to
provide for the enjoyment of that having accurately weighed the reasons for arro-
which , perhaps , may never be granted us , has gance and submission , I find
them ...
... the time now in praise , I think it not necessary to discover ; for our power to
provide for the enjoyment of that having accurately weighed the reasons for arro-
which , perhaps , may never be granted us , has gance and submission , I find
them ...
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... Served only to discover sights of wo . ill executed was censured by a
shoemaker who happened to stop in his way at the Venus of With these
fragments of authority , the slaves A pelles . of Flattery and Malevolence marched
out , at the But ...
... Served only to discover sights of wo . ill executed was censured by a
shoemaker who happened to stop in his way at the Venus of With these
fragments of authority , the slaves A pelles . of Flattery and Malevolence marched
out , at the But ...
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able action appear attention beauty believe better called cause character common considered continued conversation danger delight desire discover easily effect employed endeavour equally excellence expected eyes favour fear feel folly force fortune frequently gain give greater hand happen happiness heart honour hope hour human imagination inclined interest Johnson kind knowledge known labour ladies learning less live look lost mankind means ment mind misery nature necessary ness never objects observed obtained once opinion pain passed passions performance perhaps pleased pleasure praise present produce raise Rambler reason received regard rest riches says scarcely seems seldom sometimes soon success suffer surely thing thought tion truth turn understanding universal virtue whole wish writer young
Información bibliográfica
| Título | Works, Volumen1 Works, Samuel Johnson |
| Autor | Samuel Johnson |
| Editor | Harper, 1854 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de California |
| Digitalizado | 16 Abr. 2018 |
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