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BY A SOCIETY OF GENTLEMEN . in We shall never envy the honours which wit and learning obtain any other cause , if we can be numbered among the writers who give ardoar to virtue and confidence to truth . DR . SAMUEL JOHNSON . VOL .
BY A SOCIETY OF GENTLEMEN . in We shall never envy the honours which wit and learning obtain any other cause , if we can be numbered among the writers who give ardoar to virtue and confidence to truth . DR . SAMUEL JOHNSON . VOL .
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Thus it is with great difficulty that we are capable of learning any thing fufficiently decisive to gratify the curiosity . ... In this idea , however , we have reason to believe that the learned have been mistaken .
Thus it is with great difficulty that we are capable of learning any thing fufficiently decisive to gratify the curiosity . ... In this idea , however , we have reason to believe that the learned have been mistaken .
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The learned proprietor accompanied Captain Cook round the world , is now President of the Royal Society , and has long been distinguished for his extensive relearches into every branch of knowledge connected with natural history .
The learned proprietor accompanied Captain Cook round the world , is now President of the Royal Society , and has long been distinguished for his extensive relearches into every branch of knowledge connected with natural history .
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Memoirs of the Life and Iritings of Dr. Comber , by his great grandson , hare the merit of accuracy ; and his learning and piety are subjects of just commendation . Biographical Memoirs of the French Revolution are interesting , as they ...
Memoirs of the Life and Iritings of Dr. Comber , by his great grandson , hare the merit of accuracy ; and his learning and piety are subjects of just commendation . Biographical Memoirs of the French Revolution are interesting , as they ...
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Fine theories may delight the philosopher and excite the admiration of the learned ; but they are by no means calculated to influence the bulk of mankind . These require something more substantial as a founda . tion for action , and are ...
Fine theories may delight the philosopher and excite the admiration of the learned ; but they are by no means calculated to influence the bulk of mankind . These require something more substantial as a founda . tion for action , and are ...
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