The Works of Samuel Johnson, LL.D.: With Murphy's Essay, Volume 6Cowie, 1825 |
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... future supply . Davies observes in his account of Ireland , that no Irishman had ever planted an orchard . For that negligence some ex- cuse might be drawn from an unsettled state of life , and the instability of property ; but in ...
... future supply . Davies observes in his account of Ireland , that no Irishman had ever planted an orchard . For that negligence some ex- cuse might be drawn from an unsettled state of life , and the instability of property ; but in ...
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... future travellers , and were ferried over to the isle of Sky . We landed at Armidel , where we were met on the sands by Sir Alexander Macdonald , who was at that time there with his lady , preparing to leave the island and reside at ...
... future travellers , and were ferried over to the isle of Sky . We landed at Armidel , where we were met on the sands by Sir Alexander Macdonald , who was at that time there with his lady , preparing to leave the island and reside at ...
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... future to defend themselves ; and that the sword should be forfeited , which had been legally employed . Their case is undoubtedly hard , but in political regulations , good cannot be complete , it can only be predominant . Whether by ...
... future to defend themselves ; and that the sword should be forfeited , which had been legally employed . Their case is undoubtedly hard , but in political regulations , good cannot be complete , it can only be predominant . Whether by ...
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... future are perceived , and seen as if they were present . A man on a journey far from home falls from his horse ; another , who is perhaps at work about the house , sees him bleeding on the ground , commonly with a landscape of the ...
... future are perceived , and seen as if they were present . A man on a journey far from home falls from his horse ; another , who is perhaps at work about the house , sees him bleeding on the ground , commonly with a landscape of the ...
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... future to give their landlord money ; which , not having yet arrived at the philosophy of commerce , they consider as being every year of the same value . We were told of a particular mode of undertenure . The tacksman admits some of ...
... future to give their landlord money ; which , not having yet arrived at the philosophy of commerce , they consider as being every year of the same value . We were told of a particular mode of undertenure . The tacksman admits some of ...
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