D. Samuel Johnson's Prinz Von AbißinienJ.F. Schiller, 1785 - 286 Seiten |
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... most ancient poets are confidered as the best whether it be that every other kind of knowledge is an acqui- fition gradually attained , and poetry is a gift conferred at once ; or that the first poetry of every nation surpri- fed them ...
... most ancient poets are confidered as the best whether it be that every other kind of knowledge is an acqui- fition gradually attained , and poetry is a gift conferred at once ; or that the first poetry of every nation surpri- fed them ...
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... most striking objects for defcrip . tion , and the moft probable occurren- ces for fiction , and left nothing to thofe that followed them , but tranf cription of the fame events , and new combinations of the fame images . What- ever be ...
... most striking objects for defcrip . tion , and the moft probable occurren- ces for fiction , and left nothing to thofe that followed them , but tranf cription of the fame events , and new combinations of the fame images . What- ever be ...
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Samuel Johnson. and uneafy . I am unfatisfied with thefe pleafures which I seem most to court ; I live in the crowds ofjollity , not fo much to enjoy company as to fhun myself , and am only loud and merry to conceal my fad- nefs . " 1 ...
Samuel Johnson. and uneafy . I am unfatisfied with thefe pleafures which I seem most to court ; I live in the crowds ofjollity , not fo much to enjoy company as to fhun myself , and am only loud and merry to conceal my fad- nefs . " 1 ...
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... most reverence who moft deferve it : for he that lives well cannot be despised . " Many other evils infeft private life . Some are the flaves of fervants whom they have trufted with their af- fairs . Some are kept in continual an- xiety ...
... most reverence who moft deferve it : for he that lives well cannot be despised . " Many other evils infeft private life . Some are the flaves of fervants whom they have trufted with their af- fairs . Some are kept in continual an- xiety ...
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... most just and vigilant adminiftra- tion of publick affairs . None , howe- ver attentive , can always discover that merit which indigence or faction may happen to obfcure ; and none , however powerful , can always reward it . Yet , he ...
... most just and vigilant adminiftra- tion of publick affairs . None , howe- ver attentive , can always discover that merit which indigence or faction may happen to obfcure ; and none , however powerful , can always reward it . Yet , he ...
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