Johnson the Essayist: His Opinions on Men, Morals, and MannersHaskell House, 1966 - 285페이지 |
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... Essays . In 1907 Mr W. Hale White edited , with an interesting Preface , for the Clarendon Press , Selections from Dr Johnson's Rambler . But I am not aware that his Essays have yet been examined with a view to grouping his opinions on ...
... Essays . In 1907 Mr W. Hale White edited , with an interesting Preface , for the Clarendon Press , Selections from Dr Johnson's Rambler . But I am not aware that his Essays have yet been examined with a view to grouping his opinions on ...
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... Essays are sermons . But sermons need not be platitudes . 66 1 99 To pass to more modern critics , Sir Leslie Stephen gave The Rambler poor commendation . Johnson's allegory is " unendurably frigid and clumsy . " He consigns these Essays ...
... Essays are sermons . But sermons need not be platitudes . 66 1 99 To pass to more modern critics , Sir Leslie Stephen gave The Rambler poor commendation . Johnson's allegory is " unendurably frigid and clumsy . " He consigns these Essays ...
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... Essays are sermons . " But sermons need not be platitudes . 66 1 To pass to more modern critics , Sir Leslie Stephen gave The Rambler poor commendation . Johnson's allegory is " unendurably frigid and clumsy . " He consigns these Essays ...
... Essays are sermons . " But sermons need not be platitudes . 66 1 To pass to more modern critics , Sir Leslie Stephen gave The Rambler poor commendation . Johnson's allegory is " unendurably frigid and clumsy . " He consigns these Essays ...
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