Johnson the Essayist: His Opinions on Men, Morals, and MannersHaskell House, 1966 - 285페이지 |
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... frequently charged upon the Great , whose followers linger from year to year in expectations , and die at last with petitions in their hands . " 4 Thieves of Time . " He who cannot persuade himself to withdraw from society , must be ...
... frequently charged upon the Great , whose followers linger from year to year in expectations , and die at last with petitions in their hands . " 4 Thieves of Time . " He who cannot persuade himself to withdraw from society , must be ...
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... frequently the consequence of that acquaintance with the great , which is generally considered as one of the chief privileges of literature and genius . A man who has once learned to think himself exalted by familiarity with those whom ...
... frequently the consequence of that acquaintance with the great , which is generally considered as one of the chief privileges of literature and genius . A man who has once learned to think himself exalted by familiarity with those whom ...
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... frequently displayed her father's greatness ; told of the large bills which he had paid at Spectator , No. 174 . 2 Tatler , No. 109 . 1 3 Idler , No. 12 . IDEALS OF MRS GINGER 189 sight ; of the sums 188 JOHNSON THE ESSAYIST.
... frequently displayed her father's greatness ; told of the large bills which he had paid at Spectator , No. 174 . 2 Tatler , No. 109 . 1 3 Idler , No. 12 . IDEALS OF MRS GINGER 189 sight ; of the sums 188 JOHNSON THE ESSAYIST.
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