Wit and Wisdom of Samuel JohnsonClarendon Press, 1888 - 323 pages |
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Samuel Johnson. 16477.1 ! HARVARD COLLEGE APR 7 1926 LIBRARY Substitucted for Chapaith facey los ^ lost 6172 194 Doets Tanda Pv .. B2 E F 9 7 # 5 E53 F & B Edm ILO His 1 1 INTRODUCTION . No O man has ever held the same.
Samuel Johnson. 16477.1 ! HARVARD COLLEGE APR 7 1926 LIBRARY Substitucted for Chapaith facey los ^ lost 6172 194 Doets Tanda Pv .. B2 E F 9 7 # 5 E53 F & B Edm ILO His 1 1 INTRODUCTION . No O man has ever held the same.
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... lost a leg ; aces ever prompted him to make . sensible of their existence1 . ' He her ' despicable dread of living in affectation which gives such weight cisms . He has none of ' the cant of principles rather than perception . " ak what ...
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... lost . every eye is in tears . dinner the worse , but there should 1 ; and to say there was may be 10 Perhaps he nowhere better on sense than in these frequent easure of feeling . Author though or ' the cant of authors 11 ' in their ...
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... lost the e , but how he became discontented with elations are therefore commonly of most e writer tells his own story . He that of another commonly dwells most upon s , lessens the familiarity of his tale to ty , shows his favourite at ...
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... lost an seldom be immediately told ; I , it is no longer known . The ind , the nice discriminations of Deculiarities of conduct , are soon My better that caprice , obstinacy , ey might delight in the descrip- Forgotten than that be ...
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