Samuel Johnson |
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الصفحة 194
Moreover , favor given to an eminent man from whom no obvious or immediate return was expected had a tendency to suggest that the statesman responsible was a large - minded lover of virtue . When a man was professionally in politics ...
Moreover , favor given to an eminent man from whom no obvious or immediate return was expected had a tendency to suggest that the statesman responsible was a large - minded lover of virtue . When a man was professionally in politics ...
الصفحة 272
One might suppose that if the actor preserved his emotional balance he might be expected at least to be intellectually aware of the meaning of what he was saying , but Johnson , with the not unusual writer's contempt for a man who does ...
One might suppose that if the actor preserved his emotional balance he might be expected at least to be intellectually aware of the meaning of what he was saying , but Johnson , with the not unusual writer's contempt for a man who does ...
الصفحة 425
the wave of emigration that was spreading over the whole country , and it is pleasant to be able to report that , strongly as one would expect his prejudice in favor of maintaining the in- tegrity of the nation , that humanity , which ...
the wave of emigration that was spreading over the whole country , and it is pleasant to be able to report that , strongly as one would expect his prejudice in favor of maintaining the in- tegrity of the nation , that humanity , which ...
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