The Works of Samuel Johnson: Essay on the life and genius of Dr. Johnson [by Arthur Murphy] Poems, and talesW. Pickering, London; and Talboys and Wheeler, Oxford, 1825 |
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... mountain , whose descent is so easy , that it seems a beautiful plain , is that source of the Nile , which has been sought after , at so much expense and labour . This spring , or rather these two springs , are two holes , each about ...
... mountain , whose descent is so easy , that it seems a beautiful plain , is that source of the Nile , which has been sought after , at so much expense and labour . This spring , or rather these two springs , are two holes , each about ...
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... mountains of Æthiopia ; but so much snow and such prodi- gious heat are never met with in the same region . Lobo never saw snow in Abyssinia , except on mount Semen , in the kingdom of Tigre , very remote from the Nile ; and on Namara ...
... mountains of Æthiopia ; but so much snow and such prodi- gious heat are never met with in the same region . Lobo never saw snow in Abyssinia , except on mount Semen , in the kingdom of Tigre , very remote from the Nile ; and on Namara ...
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... mountainous heap of con- jectural causes of human passions , or human caprice . It is the speech of the late unhappy Dr. William Dodd , when he was about to hear the sentence of the law pronounced upon him , in consequence of an ...
... mountainous heap of con- jectural causes of human passions , or human caprice . It is the speech of the late unhappy Dr. William Dodd , when he was about to hear the sentence of the law pronounced upon him , in consequence of an ...
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... mountains witness'd Orpheus near ; Nor lute nor lyre his feeble pow'rs attend , Nor sweeter musick of a virtuous friend ; But everlasting dictates crowd his tongue , Perversely grave , or positively wrong . The still returning tale ...
... mountains witness'd Orpheus near ; Nor lute nor lyre his feeble pow'rs attend , Nor sweeter musick of a virtuous friend ; But everlasting dictates crowd his tongue , Perversely grave , or positively wrong . The still returning tale ...
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... mountains , Prowls o'er the wealthy spoils of bleeding Turkey ! While fair Hungaria's unexhausted valleys Pour forth their legions ; and the roaring Danube Rolls half his floods , unheard , through shouting camps ! Nor could'st thou ...
... mountains , Prowls o'er the wealthy spoils of bleeding Turkey ! While fair Hungaria's unexhausted valleys Pour forth their legions ; and the roaring Danube Rolls half his floods , unheard , through shouting camps ! Nor could'st thou ...
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