The Works of Samuel Johnson, LL. D.: With an Essay on His Life and Genius, Volume 1

able advantage appearance attention beauty believe called cause character common considered continued conversation danger death delight desire discover easily effect employed endeavour equally excellence expected eyes favour fear feel folly force fortune frequently gain genius give given greater hand happen happiness heart honour hope hour human imagination inclined interest Johnson kind knowledge known labour ladies learning least less lives look mankind means ment mind misery nature necessary ness never numbers objects observed once opinion pain passed passions perform perhaps pleased pleasure praise present produce raise Rambler reason received regard remarked rest says seems seldom short sometimes soon success suffer sufficient surely thing thought thousand tion truth turn understanding universal virtue whole wish writer young