Johnson the Essayist: His Opinions on Men, Morals, and MannersHaskell House, 1966 - 285페이지 |
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... live “ with no other wish than that of adding acre to acre , and filling one bag after another . ” 5 1 Rambler , No. 116 . 2 Lives of the Poets ( Pope ) . 3 Boswell's Life of Johnson ( Birkbeck Hill ) , ii . 323 . Spectator , No. 411 ...
... live “ with no other wish than that of adding acre to acre , and filling one bag after another . ” 5 1 Rambler , No. 116 . 2 Lives of the Poets ( Pope ) . 3 Boswell's Life of Johnson ( Birkbeck Hill ) , ii . 323 . Spectator , No. 411 ...
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... live unrewarded and die unpitied . ' Miss Burney is our authority that Johnson had never set foot in Grub Street ... lives of the western poets , either ancient or modern , I fancy you would think me employed in collecting materials for ...
... live unrewarded and die unpitied . ' Miss Burney is our authority that Johnson had never set foot in Grub Street ... lives of the western poets , either ancient or modern , I fancy you would think me employed in collecting materials for ...
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... live in the country . ' JOHNSON . ' Sir , it is in the intellectual world as in the physical world ; we are told by natural philosophers that a body is at rest in the place that is fit for it ; they who are content to live in the ...
... live in the country . ' JOHNSON . ' Sir , it is in the intellectual world as in the physical world ; we are told by natural philosophers that a body is at rest in the place that is fit for it ; they who are content to live in the ...
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