The Works of Samuel Johnson, Volumen 3Pafraets Book Company, 1903 |
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... publick wisdom , sincerely and calmly studious of publick happiness . The learned , the judicious , the pious Boerhaave relates , that he never saw a criminal dragged to execution without asking himself , " Who knows whether this man is ...
... publick wisdom , sincerely and calmly studious of publick happiness . The learned , the judicious , the pious Boerhaave relates , that he never saw a criminal dragged to execution without asking himself , " Who knows whether this man is ...
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... publick justice are indeed strong ; but they will certainly be overpowered by tenderness for life . What is punished with severity contrary to our ideas of ade- quate retribution , will be seldom discovered ; and multitudes will be ...
... publick justice are indeed strong ; but they will certainly be overpowered by tenderness for life . What is punished with severity contrary to our ideas of ade- quate retribution , will be seldom discovered ; and multitudes will be ...
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... publick places ; and pleased my own vanity with imagining the envy which I should raise in a thousand hearts , by appearing as the acknowledged favourite of Charybdis . She soon after hinted her intention to take a ramble for a ...
... publick places ; and pleased my own vanity with imagining the envy which I should raise in a thousand hearts , by appearing as the acknowledged favourite of Charybdis . She soon after hinted her intention to take a ramble for a ...
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... by contempt and insult . He who brings with him into a clamor- ous multitude the timidity of recluse speculation , and has never hardened his front in publick life , 28 THE RAMBLER The advantages of living in a garret.
... by contempt and insult . He who brings with him into a clamor- ous multitude the timidity of recluse speculation , and has never hardened his front in publick life , 28 THE RAMBLER The advantages of living in a garret.
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... publick the theory of a garret ; a subject which , except some slight and transient strictures , has been hitherto neglected by those who were best qualified to adorn it , either for want of leisure to prosecute the various researches ...
... publick the theory of a garret ; a subject which , except some slight and transient strictures , has been hitherto neglected by those who were best qualified to adorn it , either for want of leisure to prosecute the various researches ...
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