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Pagina 34
... humanity ; and an account which he gave in the Gentleman's Magazine of Mr. Tytler's acute and able vindication of Mary , Queen of Scots . The generosity of Johnson's feel- ings shines forth in the following sentence : " It has now been ...
... humanity ; and an account which he gave in the Gentleman's Magazine of Mr. Tytler's acute and able vindication of Mary , Queen of Scots . The generosity of Johnson's feel- ings shines forth in the following sentence : " It has now been ...
Pagina 61
... human nature , that it is certain if a man hates at all , he will hate his next neighbour ; he concluded that this new and rising town could not but excite the envy and jealousy of the old , in which conjec- ture he was very soon ...
... human nature , that it is certain if a man hates at all , he will hate his next neighbour ; he concluded that this new and rising town could not but excite the envy and jealousy of the old , in which conjec- ture he was very soon ...
Pagina 72
... humanity , in the amiable and pious heroine who goes to her grave unrelieved , but resigned , and full of hope of " heaven's mercy . Johnson paid her this high compliment upon it : " I know not , Madam , that you have a right , upon ...
... humanity , in the amiable and pious heroine who goes to her grave unrelieved , but resigned , and full of hope of " heaven's mercy . Johnson paid her this high compliment upon it : " I know not , Madam , that you have a right , upon ...
Pagina 82
... human powers in one instance , and thus tend to raise our opinion of the faculties of man . He shews what may be attained by persevering application ; so that every man may hope , that by giving as much application , although perhaps he ...
... human powers in one instance , and thus tend to raise our opinion of the faculties of man . He shews what may be attained by persevering application ; so that every man may hope , that by giving as much application , although perhaps he ...
Pagina 87
... not clear as to every point considered to be orthodox . Being at all times a curious examiner of the human mind , and pleased with an undisguised display of what had passed in 1 1 Belief in it , he called to me with 1763. ÆTAT . 54 KAA 87.
... not clear as to every point considered to be orthodox . Being at all times a curious examiner of the human mind , and pleased with an undisguised display of what had passed in 1 1 Belief in it , he called to me with 1763. ÆTAT . 54 KAA 87.
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