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Samuel Johnson. AND QUOTATIONS ΙΝ ΤΗΕ FIFTH VOLUME TRANSLATED . NUMB . 337 Whilft fools one vice condemn , They run into the oppofite extream . CREECH 138 With me retire and ... NUMB . Unless the Iliad had been published , his MOTTOS NUMB.
Samuel Johnson. AND QUOTATIONS ΙΝ ΤΗΕ FIFTH VOLUME TRANSLATED . NUMB . 337 Whilft fools one vice condemn , They run into the oppofite extream . CREECH 138 With me retire and ... NUMB . Unless the Iliad had been published , his MOTTOS NUMB.
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Samuel Johnson. NUMB . 152 Difaftrous words can best disaster show ; In angry phrafe the angry paffions glow . EDINB . EDIT . 153 The fickle crowd with fortune ... NUMB . 159 The pow'r of words , and foothing TRANSLATIONS of the MOTTOs , & ..
Samuel Johnson. NUMB . 152 Difaftrous words can best disaster show ; In angry phrafe the angry paffions glow . EDINB . EDIT . 153 The fickle crowd with fortune ... NUMB . 159 The pow'r of words , and foothing TRANSLATIONS of the MOTTOs , & ..
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Samuel Johnson. NUMB . 159 The pow'r of words , and foothing founds appeafe The raging pain , and leffen the disease . FRANCIS 160 Beafts of each kind their fellows spare ... NUMB . 170 I grant the charge ; forgive the in the FIFTH VOLUME .
Samuel Johnson. NUMB . 159 The pow'r of words , and foothing founds appeafe The raging pain , and leffen the disease . FRANCIS 160 Beafts of each kind their fellows spare ... NUMB . 170 I grant the charge ; forgive the in the FIFTH VOLUME .
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