Johnson the Essayist: His Opinions on Men, Morals, and MannersHaskell House, 1966 - 285페이지 |
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... letter to Mason1 : " The machinery in The Rape o Lock he calls combinations of skilful genius with ha casuality , ' in English I guess ' a lucky thought . Cowper has a sly dig : " My brother and I meet e week , by an alternate ...
... letter to Mason1 : " The machinery in The Rape o Lock he calls combinations of skilful genius with ha casuality , ' in English I guess ' a lucky thought . Cowper has a sly dig : " My brother and I meet e week , by an alternate ...
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... letter to ourselves . " A letter to an unappreciative patron was perhaps capable of administering equal comfort.4 2 Johnson wrote an excellent Rambler 5 on the " Meanness and Mischief of Indiscriminate Dedication , " but I do not 1 ...
... letter to ourselves . " A letter to an unappreciative patron was perhaps capable of administering equal comfort.4 2 Johnson wrote an excellent Rambler 5 on the " Meanness and Mischief of Indiscriminate Dedication , " but I do not 1 ...
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... letter to Mrs Thrale ( which ought never to have been written ) : " Johnson's letter is that of a coarse man who had always been permitted to lecture and dictate with impunity . " 2 Horace Walpole writes : ' With all the pedantry he had ...
... letter to Mrs Thrale ( which ought never to have been written ) : " Johnson's letter is that of a coarse man who had always been permitted to lecture and dictate with impunity . " 2 Horace Walpole writes : ' With all the pedantry he had ...
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