Letters of Samuel Johnson Lld volume 2
Letters of Samuel Johnson Lld volume 2
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I am confined to the house ; I do not know that any things grow better ; my physicians direct me to combat the hard weather with opium ; I cannot well support its turbulence, and yet cannot forbear it, for its immediate effect is ease ; having kept me waking all the night it forces sleep upon me in the day, and recompenses a night of tediousness with a day of uselessness. My legs and my thighs grow very tumid ' : in the mean time my appetite is good, and if my physicians do not flatter me death... is [not] rushing upon me^. But this is in the hand of God.
The first talk of the sick is commonly of themselves ; but if they talk of nothing else, they cannot complain if they are soon left without an audience.
You observe, Madam, that the ballon engages all mankind, and it is indeed a wonderful and unexpected addition to human knowledge^ ; but we have a daring projector, who, disdaining the help of fumes and vapours, is making better than Daedalean wings, with which he will master the ballon and its companions as an eagle masters a goose.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I am confined to the house ; I do not know that any things grow better ; my physicians direct me to combat the hard weather with opium ; I cannot well support its turbulence, and yet cannot forbear it, for its immediate effect is ease ; having kept me waking all the night it forces sleep upon me in the day, and recompenses a night of tediousness with a day of uselessness. My legs and my thighs grow very tumid ' : in the mean time my appetite is good, and if my physicians do not flatter me death... is [not] rushing upon me^. But this is in the hand of God.
The first talk of the sick is commonly of themselves ; but if they talk of nothing else, they cannot complain if they are soon left without an audience.
You observe, Madam, that the ballon engages all mankind, and it is indeed a wonderful and unexpected addition to human knowledge^ ; but we have a daring projector, who, disdaining the help of fumes and vapours, is making better than Daedalean wings, with which he will master the ballon and its companions as an eagle masters a goose.
What to read after Letters of Samuel Johnson Lld volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Johnson to read onlineMoreLess
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