Samuel Johnson and His TimesBatsford, 1962 - 128 страници |
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... happy state of primitive communism ; and of this irresponsibility the Great Moralist never showed his disapproval . Indeed his indignation was turned on the commercially minded outsiders who tried to recover their loans , and on the ...
... happy state of primitive communism ; and of this irresponsibility the Great Moralist never showed his disapproval . Indeed his indignation was turned on the commercially minded outsiders who tried to recover their loans , and on the ...
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... happy . Human life is everywhere a state in which much is to be endured , and little to be enjoyed . ' The philosophers have little to tell them . In Cairo the professor who lectures on Stoicism is no better able to bear the loss of a ...
... happy . Human life is everywhere a state in which much is to be endured , and little to be enjoyed . ' The philosophers have little to tell them . In Cairo the professor who lectures on Stoicism is no better able to bear the loss of a ...
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... happy , and you may judge if your old acquaintance my father will not make you welcome . If you cannot do that , you may depend on my informing you of the day on which we will be at Edinburgh and I look forward with joy to the hours ...
... happy , and you may judge if your old acquaintance my father will not make you welcome . If you cannot do that , you may depend on my informing you of the day on which we will be at Edinburgh and I look forward with joy to the hours ...
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