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... character , now much more significant is social life ! The almost exclusive sense of refined enjoy- ment which Dr. Johnson derived from social life , was manifested by the revulsion of his morbid temperament from the serene pleasures of ...
... character , now much more significant is social life ! The almost exclusive sense of refined enjoy- ment which Dr. Johnson derived from social life , was manifested by the revulsion of his morbid temperament from the serene pleasures of ...
Side 147
... character of the Quaker has often been caricatured on the stage , where he is generally made out a quack or a hypocrite , or both . As the Quakers neither see nor write plays , this is hard- ly fair . Among the classic comedies , the ...
... character of the Quaker has often been caricatured on the stage , where he is generally made out a quack or a hypocrite , or both . As the Quakers neither see nor write plays , this is hard- ly fair . Among the classic comedies , the ...
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... character which had fallen under her observa- tion ; the rich coloring of romance and poetry which she infused into every subject ; the infinite versatility of her mind , and its rapid transitions from the most profoundly philosophic ...
... character which had fallen under her observa- tion ; the rich coloring of romance and poetry which she infused into every subject ; the infinite versatility of her mind , and its rapid transitions from the most profoundly philosophic ...
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