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... sure , for once , that I had the best side of the argument . I boldly maintained the just distinction between a tragedian and a mere theatrical droll ; between those who rouse our terrour and pity , and those who only make us laugh ...
... sure , for once , that I had the best side of the argument . I boldly maintained the just distinction between a tragedian and a mere theatrical droll ; between those who rouse our terrour and pity , and those who only make us laugh ...
الصفحة 298
... sure ; for you have only your own opinion , and the publick may think very differently . " SIR JOSHUA REYNOLDS . " You must upon such an occasion have two judgements ; one as to the real value of the work , the other as to what may ...
... sure ; for you have only your own opinion , and the publick may think very differently . " SIR JOSHUA REYNOLDS . " You must upon such an occasion have two judgements ; one as to the real value of the work , the other as to what may ...
الصفحة 299
... sure he has been at Richmond ; he is sure he is six feet high : but he cannot be sure he is wise , or that he has any other excellence . Then , all cen- sure of a man's self is oblique praise . It is in order to shew how much he can ...
... sure he has been at Richmond ; he is sure he is six feet high : but he cannot be sure he is wise , or that he has any other excellence . Then , all cen- sure of a man's self is oblique praise . It is in order to shew how much he can ...
المحتوى
Editors Introduction | 1 |
From The Life of Samuel Johnson | 41 |
From The Journal of a Tour to the Hebrides | 376 |
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