The Rambler, Volumen1W. Strahan, J. Rivington and Sons, J. Hinton, B. Collins, T. Longman, T. Caslon, B. Law, T. Carnan, G. Robinson, T. Lowndes, T. Cadell, H. Baldwin, F. Newbery, J. Knox, J. Bew, J. Nichols, W. Goldsmith, and W. Fox, 1779 |
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... dangers and miseries of literary eminence . 17 The frequent contemplation of death necessary to mode- rate the paffions . 94 ΙΟΙ 18. The unhappiness of marriage caufed by irregular mo- tives of choice . 107 19 The danger of ranging from ...
... dangers and miseries of literary eminence . 17 The frequent contemplation of death necessary to mode- rate the paffions . 94 ΙΟΙ 18. The unhappiness of marriage caufed by irregular mo- tives of choice . 107 19 The danger of ranging from ...
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... - blished , as might have freed them from thofe dangers VOL . I. B which which the defire of pleasing is certain to produce , NUMB Difficulty of the first address, Practice of the epick poets Convenience of periodical performances.
... - blished , as might have freed them from thofe dangers VOL . I. B which which the defire of pleasing is certain to produce , NUMB Difficulty of the first address, Practice of the epick poets Convenience of periodical performances.
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... dangerous to It THE RAMBLER . N ° 1 . The neceffity and danger of looking into futurity Wri- ters naturally fanguine Their hopes liable to disap- pointment.
... dangerous to It THE RAMBLER . N ° 1 . The neceffity and danger of looking into futurity Wri- ters naturally fanguine Their hopes liable to disap- pointment.
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Samuel Johnson. It may , indeed , be no lefs dangerous to claim , on @ertain occafions , too little than too much . There is fomething captivating in spirit and intrepidity , to which we often yield , as to a refiftless power ; nor can ...
Samuel Johnson. It may , indeed , be no lefs dangerous to claim , on @ertain occafions , too little than too much . There is fomething captivating in spirit and intrepidity , to which we often yield , as to a refiftless power ; nor can ...
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... danger- ous , or more tractable . And if he finds , with all his industry , and all his artifices , that he cannot deferve regard , or cannot attain it , he may let the design fall at once , and , without injury to others or himself ...
... danger- ous , or more tractable . And if he finds , with all his industry , and all his artifices , that he cannot deferve regard , or cannot attain it , he may let the design fall at once , and , without injury to others or himself ...
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