Johnson the Essayist: His Opinions on Men, Morals, and MannersHaskell House, 1966 - 285페이지 |
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... hand , and imagination of the heart , shall be brought to judgment , and an everlasting futurity shall be determined by the past . " 2 " That to please the Lord and Father of the universe , is the supreme test of created and dependent ...
... hand , and imagination of the heart , shall be brought to judgment , and an everlasting futurity shall be determined by the past . " 2 " That to please the Lord and Father of the universe , is the supreme test of created and dependent ...
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... hand , authors have the feeling of anticipating fame and fortune ; and writing itself is " no unpleasing employment , when one sentiment readily produces another , and both ideas and expressions present them- selves at the first summons ...
... hand , authors have the feeling of anticipating fame and fortune ; and writing itself is " no unpleasing employment , when one sentiment readily produces another , and both ideas and expressions present them- selves at the first summons ...
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... hand to raise edifices of piety like fortified cities , to appropriate manors to religious uses , or deal out such large and lasting beneficence as was scattered over the land in ancient times , by those who possessed counties or ...
... hand to raise edifices of piety like fortified cities , to appropriate manors to religious uses , or deal out such large and lasting beneficence as was scattered over the land in ancient times , by those who possessed counties or ...
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