Johnson the Essayist: His Opinions on Men, Morals, and MannersHaskell House, 1966 - 285페이지 |
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... endeavour , and to show that these opinions , though they may not form a system of philosophy , do form a consistent and coherent whole . Whenever the occasion offered , I have compared Johnson's opinions with those of previous ...
... endeavour , and to show that these opinions , though they may not form a system of philosophy , do form a consistent and coherent whole . Whenever the occasion offered , I have compared Johnson's opinions with those of previous ...
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... endeavour at gayety with faltering vo and darken assemblies of pleasure with the ghastl of disease , they may well expect those who find pleasures obstructed will hoot them away ; and th they descend to competition with youth , they ...
... endeavour at gayety with faltering vo and darken assemblies of pleasure with the ghastl of disease , they may well expect those who find pleasures obstructed will hoot them away ; and th they descend to competition with youth , they ...
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... endeavour to brew at a cheaper rate ; an endeavour not violent and transient , but steady and continual , prosecuted with total contempt of censure or wonder , and animated by resolution not to stop while more can be done . ” 5 Mrs ...
... endeavour to brew at a cheaper rate ; an endeavour not violent and transient , but steady and continual , prosecuted with total contempt of censure or wonder , and animated by resolution not to stop while more can be done . ” 5 Mrs ...
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