The Life of Samuel Johnson, LL.D.: Including a Journal of His Tour to the Hebrides, 2±ÇH.G. Bohn, 1848 |
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... minute selection of characteristic circumstances was neither the style of Johnson , nor the fashion of his day . - CROker . " 9 1 1 8 1 f antechamber , for which the reason assigned was , that 2 LIFE OF JOHNSON . 1754 .
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... reason assigned was , that he had company with him ; and that at last , when the door opened , out walked Colley Cibber ; and that Johnson was so violently provoked when he found for whom he had been so long excluded , that he went away ...
... reason assigned was , that he had company with him ; and that at last , when the door opened , out walked Colley Cibber ; and that Johnson was so violently provoked when he found for whom he had been so long excluded , that he went away ...
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... reason to believe , that he will bring this as near to perfection as any man could do . The Plan of it , which he published some years ago , seems to me to be a proof of it . Nothing can be more rationally imagined , or more accurately ...
... reason to believe , that he will bring this as near to perfection as any man could do . The Plan of it , which he published some years ago , seems to me to be a proof of it . Nothing can be more rationally imagined , or more accurately ...
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... reason why the authors , which are yet read , of the sixteenth century , are so little understood , is , that they are read alone ; and no help is borrowed from those who lived with them , or before them . Some part of this ignorance I ...
... reason why the authors , which are yet read , of the sixteenth century , are so little understood , is , that they are read alone ; and no help is borrowed from those who lived with them , or before them . Some part of this ignorance I ...
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... reason , which I know you will approve : I have a mother more than eighty years old , who has counted the days to the publication of my book , in hopes of seeing me ; and to her , if I can disengage myself here , I resolve to go . ( 2 ) ...
... reason , which I know you will approve : I have a mother more than eighty years old , who has counted the days to the publication of my book , in hopes of seeing me ; and to her , if I can disengage myself here , I resolve to go . ( 2 ) ...
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