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He has not depressed the soul to desstate , look with pleasure upon every act of pondency and indifference . He has every virtue to which her instructions or example where inculcated study , labour , and exerhave contributed .
He has not depressed the soul to desstate , look with pleasure upon every act of pondency and indifference . He has every virtue to which her instructions or example where inculcated study , labour , and exerhave contributed .
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instead of a harsh animadversion , he mildly On Friday , April 2 , being Good Friday , said , “ Ala3 , Sir , on how few things can we I visited him in the norning as usual ; and look back with statisfaction .
instead of a harsh animadversion , he mildly On Friday , April 2 , being Good Friday , said , “ Ala3 , Sir , on how few things can we I visited him in the norning as usual ; and look back with statisfaction .
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You no more think of madreads low ; and you know it is much easier ness by having windows that look to Bed . to read low than to read high ; for , when you lam , than you think of death by having read high , you are much more limited ...
You no more think of madreads low ; and you know it is much easier ness by having windows that look to Bed . to read low than to read high ; for , when you lam , than you think of death by having read high , you are much more limited ...
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| Title | Life of Samuel Johnson, LL.D. |
| Author | James Boswell |
| Publisher | H. Washbourne, 1857 |
| Length | 580 pages |
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