The History of Rasselas: Prince of Abyssinia

Abyssinia acquaintance afterwards amuse appeared Arab Boswell Boswell's Cairo CHAPTER character Charles Dickens Charles Lever companions considered conversation death delighted desire endeavored enjoy evil eyes father favorite fear feeling friendship Garrick George Ebers George Eliot Goldsmith Grub Street happy valley heard hope human imagination inquire Johnson Jules Verne kind knowledge labor lady Langton less letters Lichfield literary literature live look Lucy Porter mankind manners marriage melancholy ments mind misery Miss nature Nekayah never night observed once opinion passed Pekuah perhaps Piozzi pleased pleasure Poems poet poetry prince princess Pyramid R. D. Blackmore Rambler Rasselas reason remarks replied resolved returned Reynolds sage SAMUEL JOHNSON Savage says seems sentiment sometimes soon sorrow Streatham suffer supposed talk tenderness thought Thrale tion told truth vanity virtue weary Whig Whiggism wish wonder write youth