Sir Said Dr Johnson Some Sayings
Sir Said Dr Johnson Some Sayings
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" O. 'AC 'RSTIRINQ OIR, it is civil suicide.
68 WORK AND THE PROFESSIONS WISH. THE F^THSTl THERE lurks perhaps in every human heart a desire of distinction which inchnes every man first to hope and then to believe that nature has given him something peculiar to himself.
69 FRIENDSHIP T0LrT8:]i8SS POLITENESS is fictitious benevolence. It supplies the place of it amongst those who see each other only in publick, or but little.
"TT^VERY man who comes into the world Xl/ has need of friends. If he h...as to get them for himself, half his life is spent before his merit is known. Relations are a man's ready friends who support him. When a man is in real distress, he flies into the arms of his relations. " TWO COLLEQE FRIECKT>S AY ! here I used to play at draughts with Phil Jones and Fludyer. Jones loved beer and did not get very forward in the church. Fludyer turned out a scoundrel, a Whig, and said he was ashamed of having been bred at Oxford. He had a living at Putney and got under the eye of some retainers to the Court at that time, and 73 FRIENDSHIP so became a violent Whig, but he had been a scoundrel all along to be sure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" O. 'AC 'RSTIRINQ OIR, it is civil suicide.
68 WORK AND THE PROFESSIONS WISH. THE F^THSTl THERE lurks perhaps in every human heart a desire of distinction which inchnes every man first to hope and then to believe that nature has given him something peculiar to himself.
69 FRIENDSHIP T0LrT8:]i8SS POLITENESS is fictitious benevolence. It supplies the place of it amongst those who see each other only in publick, or but little.
"TT^VERY man who comes into the world Xl/ has need of friends. If he h...as to get them for himself, half his life is spent before his merit is known. Relations are a man's ready friends who support him. When a man is in real distress, he flies into the arms of his relations. " TWO COLLEQE FRIECKT>S AY ! here I used to play at draughts with Phil Jones and Fludyer. Jones loved beer and did not get very forward in the church. Fludyer turned out a scoundrel, a Whig, and said he was ashamed of having been bred at Oxford. He had a living at Putney and got under the eye of some retainers to the Court at that time, and 73 FRIENDSHIP so became a violent Whig, but he had been a scoundrel all along to be sure.
What to read after Sir Said Dr Johnson Some Sayings?
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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