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... obtained , upon what principle shall we bid them forbear ? It may be urged , that the sentence is often miti- gated to simple robbery ; but surely this is to confess that our laws are unreasonable in our own opinion ; and , indeed , it ...
... obtained , upon what principle shall we bid them forbear ? It may be urged , that the sentence is often miti- gated to simple robbery ; but surely this is to confess that our laws are unreasonable in our own opinion ; and , indeed , it ...
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... obtain it , I have at least endeavoured to deserve by unwearied diligence , without suffering from re- peated disappointments any abatement of my hope , or repression of my activity . You must have observed in the world a species of ...
... obtain it , I have at least endeavoured to deserve by unwearied diligence , without suffering from re- peated disappointments any abatement of my hope , or repression of my activity . You must have observed in the world a species of ...
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... obtain from the praise of men , any glory worthy of a wish ? Of this little world the inhabited parts are neither numerous nor wide ; even the spots where men are to be found are broken by intervening deserts , and the nations are so ...
... obtain from the praise of men , any glory worthy of a wish ? Of this little world the inhabited parts are neither numerous nor wide ; even the spots where men are to be found are broken by intervening deserts , and the nations are so ...
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... bred to the practice of exact frugality , and had often looked with envy on the finery and expenses of other young men : he therefore believed , that happiness was now in his power , since he could obtain all of which he 51 THE RAMBLER.
... bred to the practice of exact frugality , and had often looked with envy on the finery and expenses of other young men : he therefore believed , that happiness was now in his power , since he could obtain all of which he 51 THE RAMBLER.
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Samuel Johnson. power , since he could obtain all of which he had hitherto been accustomed to regret the want . He resolved to give a loose to his desires , to revel in enjoyment , and feel pain or uneasiness no more . He immediately ...
Samuel Johnson. power , since he could obtain all of which he had hitherto been accustomed to regret the want . He resolved to give a loose to his desires , to revel in enjoyment , and feel pain or uneasiness no more . He immediately ...
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