Johnson the Essayist: His Opinions on Men, Morals, and MannersHaskell House, 1966 - 285페이지 |
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... reason is relaxed , many topicks are accumulated , but without just arrangement or distinction ; we learn to satisfy ourselves with such ratiocina- tion as silences others ; and seldom recall to a close examina- tion that discourse ...
... reason is relaxed , many topicks are accumulated , but without just arrangement or distinction ; we learn to satisfy ourselves with such ratiocina- tion as silences others ; and seldom recall to a close examina- tion that discourse ...
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... reasons why pastorals delight " ; Rambler No. 37 states " the true principles of pastoral poetry . " " 2 66 The Pastoral delights because " it exhibits a life , to which we have been always accustomed to associate peace , and leisure ...
... reasons why pastorals delight " ; Rambler No. 37 states " the true principles of pastoral poetry . " " 2 66 The Pastoral delights because " it exhibits a life , to which we have been always accustomed to associate peace , and leisure ...
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... reason be left to itself in one of the sexes and be disciplined with so much care in the other . " 2 And , as to their reason requiring discipline , we remember the “ young university disputant " who put his argument to a lady in a ...
... reason be left to itself in one of the sexes and be disciplined with so much care in the other . " 2 And , as to their reason requiring discipline , we remember the “ young university disputant " who put his argument to a lady in a ...
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