The Works of Samuel Johnson, Volum 5F.C. and J. Rivington, 1823 |
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... idleness 10 Political credulity 11 Discourses on the weather 12 Marriages why advertised Page 1 5 9 13 17 21 • 25 29 • 33 37 41 45 • 18 The imaginary housewife 49 14 Robbery of time 53 15 Treacle's complaint of his wife 56 16 Drugget's ...
... idleness 10 Political credulity 11 Discourses on the weather 12 Marriages why advertised Page 1 5 9 13 17 21 • 25 29 • 33 37 41 45 • 18 The imaginary housewife 49 14 Robbery of time 53 15 Treacle's complaint of his wife 56 16 Drugget's ...
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... idleness . Sober's character 32 Sleep 33 Journal of a fellow of a college 34 Punch and conversation 35 Auction hunter 36 The terrific diction . 37 Iron and gold 38 Debtors in prison 39 The bracelet 40 Art of advertising • 41 On the ...
... idleness . Sober's character 32 Sleep 33 Journal of a fellow of a college 34 Punch and conversation 35 Auction hunter 36 The terrific diction . 37 Iron and gold 38 Debtors in prison 39 The bracelet 40 Art of advertising • 41 On the ...
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... idleness must be not only the general , but the peculiar cha- racteristick of man ; and perhaps man is the only being that can properly be called idle , that does by others what he might do himself , or sacrifices duty or pleasure to ...
... idleness must be not only the general , but the peculiar cha- racteristick of man ; and perhaps man is the only being that can properly be called idle , that does by others what he might do himself , or sacrifices duty or pleasure to ...
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... most conspicuous colours , were naturally cropt by the first sickle . They that fol- low are forced to peep into neglected corners , to note the casual varieties of the same species , and N ° 3 . 9 THE IDLER . Progress of idleness.
... most conspicuous colours , were naturally cropt by the first sickle . They that fol- low are forced to peep into neglected corners , to note the casual varieties of the same species , and N ° 3 . 9 THE IDLER . Progress of idleness.
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... idleness , which the Idler only can conceive . These miseries I have often felt and often bewailed . I know by experience , how welcome is every avocation that summons the thoughts to a new image ; and how much languor and lassitude are ...
... idleness , which the Idler only can conceive . These miseries I have often felt and often bewailed . I know by experience , how welcome is every avocation that summons the thoughts to a new image ; and how much languor and lassitude are ...
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