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... pleasure to grant to Johnson a pension of with more enlarged conversation . Chemistry three hundred pounds a year . The Earl of was part of Johnson's amusement . For this Bute was minister . Lord Loughborough , who , love of ...
... pleasure to grant to Johnson a pension of with more enlarged conversation . Chemistry three hundred pounds a year . The Earl of was part of Johnson's amusement . For this Bute was minister . Lord Loughborough , who , love of ...
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... pleasure , or to studies of better prospect . No. 2. ] SATURDAY , MARCH 24 , 1749-50 . Stare loco nescit , pereunt vestigia mille Ante fugam , absentemque ferit gravis ungula campum . Th ' impatient courser pants in every vein , And ...
... pleasure , or to studies of better prospect . No. 2. ] SATURDAY , MARCH 24 , 1749-50 . Stare loco nescit , pereunt vestigia mille Ante fugam , absentemque ferit gravis ungula campum . Th ' impatient courser pants in every vein , And ...
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... pleasure or instruc- tion , because they never learned to read the cha- racters . A French author has advanced this seeming paradox , that very few men know how to take a walk ; and , indeed , it is true , that few know how to take a ...
... pleasure or instruc- tion , because they never learned to read the cha- racters . A French author has advanced this seeming paradox , that very few men know how to take a walk ; and , indeed , it is true , that few know how to take a ...
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... pleasure , they have soon felt the languors of satiety , and found themselves unable to pur sue the race of life without frequent respirations of intermediate solitude . To produce this disposition , nothing appears requisite but quick ...
... pleasure , they have soon felt the languors of satiety , and found themselves unable to pur sue the race of life without frequent respirations of intermediate solitude . To produce this disposition , nothing appears requisite but quick ...
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... pleasure , inevitably obliterates the im- have over things chosen , but they have likewise pressions of piety , and a frequent abstraction of a kind of prescription in their favour . We feared ourselves into a state , where this life ...
... pleasure , inevitably obliterates the im- have over things chosen , but they have likewise pressions of piety , and a frequent abstraction of a kind of prescription in their favour . We feared ourselves into a state , where this life ...
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