Rasselas, Prince of Abissinia; a talePlatt & Peck Company, 1815 - 24 pagini |
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Pagina xiv
... live with him in the greatest intimacy for the remainder of his life . In 1765 , while enjoying his comfortable state of independence , he met with another re- source , which contributed more than any other circumstance to exempt him ...
... live with him in the greatest intimacy for the remainder of his life . In 1765 , while enjoying his comfortable state of independence , he met with another re- source , which contributed more than any other circumstance to exempt him ...
Pagina xv
... live without him . " He also gave this man an apart- ment in his house , in which he continued for the rest of his life . The figure and manner of Levett exactly resembled those of Johnson ; and when nearly sixty LIFE OF DR . JOHNSON . XV.
... live without him . " He also gave this man an apart- ment in his house , in which he continued for the rest of his life . The figure and manner of Levett exactly resembled those of Johnson ; and when nearly sixty LIFE OF DR . JOHNSON . XV.
Pagina 20
... live together as friends and partners ; for he shall always be equal with me , who is equally skilled in the art of growing rich . " We laid our money upon camels , concealed in bales of cheap goods , and travelled to the shore of the ...
... live together as friends and partners ; for he shall always be equal with me , who is equally skilled in the art of growing rich . " We laid our money upon camels , concealed in bales of cheap goods , and travelled to the shore of the ...
Pagina 24
... live without any settled habitation ; whose only wealth is their flocks and herds ; and who have yet carried on , through all ages , an hereditary war with all mankind , though they neither covet nor envy their possessions . " CHAP . X ...
... live without any settled habitation ; whose only wealth is their flocks and herds ; and who have yet carried on , through all ages , an hereditary war with all mankind , though they neither covet nor envy their possessions . " CHAP . X ...
Pagina 33
... live in the presence of those who despise him . The invitations , by which they allure others to a state which they feel to be wretched , proceed from the natural malignity of hopeless misery . They are weary of themselves , and of each ...
... live in the presence of those who despise him . The invitations , by which they allure others to a state which they feel to be wretched , proceed from the natural malignity of hopeless misery . They are weary of themselves , and of each ...
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