The Works of Samuel Johnson, Volumen 10F.C. and J. Rivington, 1823 |
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... labour to glean up words , by courting living inform- ation , and contesting with the sullenness of one , and the roughness of another . To furnish the Academicians della Crusca with words of this kind , a series of comedies called La ...
... labour to glean up words , by courting living inform- ation , and contesting with the sullenness of one , and the roughness of another . To furnish the Academicians della Crusca with words of this kind , a series of comedies called La ...
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... labour , in the proportion only which it bears to the whole ; nor can it be expected , that the stones which form the dome of a temple , should be squared and po- lished like the diamond of a ring . Of the event of this work , for which ...
... labour , in the proportion only which it bears to the whole ; nor can it be expected , that the stones which form the dome of a temple , should be squared and po- lished like the diamond of a ring . Of the event of this work , for which ...
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... labour of the other . Those who have much leisure to think , will always be enlarging the stock of ideas ; and every increase of knowledge , whether real or fancied , will produce new words , or combination of words . When the mind is ...
... labour of the other . Those who have much leisure to think , will always be enlarging the stock of ideas ; and every increase of knowledge , whether real or fancied , will produce new words , or combination of words . When the mind is ...
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... language . In hope of giving longevity to that which its own nature forbids to be immortal , I have devoted this book , the labour of years , to the honour of my country , that we may no longer yield the palm 64 PREFACE TO THE.
... language . In hope of giving longevity to that which its own nature forbids to be immortal , I have devoted this book , the labour of years , to the honour of my country , that we may no longer yield the palm 64 PREFACE TO THE.
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... With hidden help and vantage , or with both He labour'd in his country's wreck , I know not . Neither Rosse knew what he had just reported , nor Macbeth what he had just done . This seems not G 2 TRAGEDY OF MACBETH . 83.
... With hidden help and vantage , or with both He labour'd in his country's wreck , I know not . Neither Rosse knew what he had just reported , nor Macbeth what he had just done . This seems not G 2 TRAGEDY OF MACBETH . 83.
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