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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... thing can be more rationally imagined , or more accu- rately and elegantly expressed . I therefore recommend the previous perusal of it to all those who intend to buy the Dictionary , and who , I suppose , are all those who can afford ...
... thing can be more rationally imagined , or more accu- rately and elegantly expressed . I therefore recommend the previous perusal of it to all those who intend to buy the Dictionary , and who , I suppose , are all those who can afford ...
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... . Boswell attribute to any thing but conscious rectitude Lord Chesterfield's exposure of a letter which the author was so willing to bury in oblivion ? .C . defensive pride . " This , as Dr. Adams well 12 1754 % LIFE OF JOHNSON .
... . Boswell attribute to any thing but conscious rectitude Lord Chesterfield's exposure of a letter which the author was so willing to bury in oblivion ? .C . defensive pride . " This , as Dr. Adams well 12 1754 % LIFE OF JOHNSON .
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... thing to promoting the diploma ? I would not be wanting to co - operate with your kindness ; of which , whatever be the effect , I shall be , dear Sir your most obliged , & c . " SAM . JOHNSON . " LETTER 29 . TO THE SAME . 66 [ London ...
... thing to promoting the diploma ? I would not be wanting to co - operate with your kindness ; of which , whatever be the effect , I shall be , dear Sir your most obliged , & c . " SAM . JOHNSON . " LETTER 29 . TO THE SAME . 66 [ London ...
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... thing of himself ? Where hangs the new volume ? ( 1 ) Can I help ? Let not the past labour be lost , for want of a little more : but snatch what time you can from the Hall , and the pupils , and the coffee - house , and the parks ( 2 ) ...
... thing of himself ? Where hangs the new volume ? ( 1 ) Can I help ? Let not the past labour be lost , for want of a little more : but snatch what time you can from the Hall , and the pupils , and the coffee - house , and the parks ( 2 ) ...
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... things ; We live indeed like petty kings , And every night I went to bed , Without a Modus in my head . " WARTON'S Progress of Discontent . ] ( 2 ) The following extract of a letter from Mr. Warton to his brother will show his first ...
... things ; We live indeed like petty kings , And every night I went to bed , Without a Modus in my head . " WARTON'S Progress of Discontent . ] ( 2 ) The following extract of a letter from Mr. Warton to his brother will show his first ...
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