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Samuel Johnson. mage to their knowledge , and to croud about them for inftruction . They , therefore , ftcp out from ... knowledge fufficient to be curious , muft B 4 Pafs his days in unfocial filence , and live in the N ° 137 . 7 The ...
Samuel Johnson. mage to their knowledge , and to croud about them for inftruction . They , therefore , ftcp out from ... knowledge fufficient to be curious , muft B 4 Pafs his days in unfocial filence , and live in the N ° 137 . 7 The ...
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... knowledge incline them most to deviate from the general round of life , are - recalled from their excentricity by the laws of their existence . If we confider the exercises of the mind , it will be found that in each part of life fome ...
... knowledge incline them most to deviate from the general round of life , are - recalled from their excentricity by the laws of their existence . If we confider the exercises of the mind , it will be found that in each part of life fome ...
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... knowledge . At length an old clergyman , who rightly conjectured the reason of my conciseness , relieved me by fome questions about the present state of natural knowledge , and engaged me by an appearance of doubt and oppofition in the ...
... knowledge . At length an old clergyman , who rightly conjectured the reason of my conciseness , relieved me by fome questions about the present state of natural knowledge , and engaged me by an appearance of doubt and oppofition in the ...
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The danger of attempting wit in converfation | 24 |
An account of fquire Blufter | 32 |
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