Johnson the Essayist: His Opinions on Men, Morals, and MannersHaskell House, 1966 - 285페이지 |
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... common sense before an agreeable woman . " STEELE , Tatler , No. 30 . THE 33rd Idler , written by Thomas Warton of Trinity College , Oxford , purports to be " the Journal of a Senior Fellow , or Genuine Idler just transmitted from ...
... common sense before an agreeable woman . " STEELE , Tatler , No. 30 . THE 33rd Idler , written by Thomas Warton of Trinity College , Oxford , purports to be " the Journal of a Senior Fellow , or Genuine Idler just transmitted from ...
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... common for those who have been bred to scholastick professions , and passed much of their time in academies where nothing but learning confers honours , to disregard every other qualification , and to imagine that they shall find ...
... common for those who have been bred to scholastick professions , and passed much of their time in academies where nothing but learning confers honours , to disregard every other qualification , and to imagine that they shall find ...
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... common vessels of common clay . The fate of prints and coins is equally inexplicable . Some prints are treasured up as inestimably valuable , because the impression was made before the plate was finished . Of coins the price rises not ...
... common vessels of common clay . The fate of prints and coins is equally inexplicable . Some prints are treasured up as inestimably valuable , because the impression was made before the plate was finished . Of coins the price rises not ...
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