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... perhaps as valuable as the moral doc- trine that speaks with energy in every page of his works . The present writer enjoyed the conversation and friendship of that excellent man more than thirty years . He thought it an honour to be so ...
... perhaps as valuable as the moral doc- trine that speaks with energy in every page of his works . The present writer enjoyed the conversation and friendship of that excellent man more than thirty years . He thought it an honour to be so ...
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... perhaps tember 7 , 1709 , O. S. His father Michael never wished for ; while the man of general Johnson was a bookseller in that city ; a man knowledge can often benefit , and always please . ” of large athletic make , and violent ...
... perhaps tember 7 , 1709 , O. S. His father Michael never wished for ; while the man of general Johnson was a bookseller in that city ; a man knowledge can often benefit , and always please . ” of large athletic make , and violent ...
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... perhaps , because it was stopped by roots , the whole place being full of trees . A line of ten feet did not reach the bot- tom of the other . These springs are supposed by the Abyssins to be the vents of a great sub- terraneous lake ...
... perhaps , because it was stopped by roots , the whole place being full of trees . A line of ten feet did not reach the bot- tom of the other . These springs are supposed by the Abyssins to be the vents of a great sub- terraneous lake ...
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... perhaps never before that day entered the metropolis together . Their stock of money was soon exhausted . In his visionary project of an academy , Johnson had probably wasted his wife's substance ; and Garrick's father had little more ...
... perhaps never before that day entered the metropolis together . Their stock of money was soon exhausted . In his visionary project of an academy , Johnson had probably wasted his wife's substance ; and Garrick's father had little more ...
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... perhaps , an advantage to him , who wanted to make a right use of his time , and even then beheld with self - reproach the waste occasioned by dissipa- tion . His abstinence from wine and strong li- quors began soon after the departure ...
... perhaps , an advantage to him , who wanted to make a right use of his time , and even then beheld with self - reproach the waste occasioned by dissipa- tion . His abstinence from wine and strong li- quors began soon after the departure ...
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