Johnson the Essayist: His Opinions on Men, Morals, and MannersHaskell House, 1966 - 285페이지 |
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... praise . And , if Macaulay was right , to be praised by Boswell would be disastrous ; it would be laudari a vituperato . For of Boswell Macaulay has written : " There is not in all his books a single remark of his own on literature ...
... praise . And , if Macaulay was right , to be praised by Boswell would be disastrous ; it would be laudari a vituperato . For of Boswell Macaulay has written : " There is not in all his books a single remark of his own on literature ...
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... praise of The Rambler have been written a man of the feeblest and meanest intellect " ? 66 Johnson was not blind to his follower's failings , a neither gave nor endured excessive praise ; but he said Boswell : " He has better faculties ...
... praise of The Rambler have been written a man of the feeblest and meanest intellect " ? 66 Johnson was not blind to his follower's failings , a neither gave nor endured excessive praise ; but he said Boswell : " He has better faculties ...
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... praise or blame without regard to justice . Nothing has so much degraded literature from its natural rank , as the practice of indecent and promiscuous dedica- tion ; for what credit can he expect who professes him- self the hireling of ...
... praise or blame without regard to justice . Nothing has so much degraded literature from its natural rank , as the practice of indecent and promiscuous dedica- tion ; for what credit can he expect who professes him- self the hireling of ...
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