Johnson and Boswell: The Story of Their LivesNew York, 1958 - 390페이지 |
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... Boswell made it clear that the officer was a gentleman , the officer made it clear that Boswell was not a ruffian , and everything ended happily , with the assistance of hock . But despite the assurances of fellow- Scots that his honour ...
... Boswell made it clear that the officer was a gentleman , the officer made it clear that Boswell was not a ruffian , and everything ended happily , with the assistance of hock . But despite the assurances of fellow- Scots that his honour ...
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... Boswell's existence . Boswell was proud of himself as a Christian champion and felt that he was now a man of mark : he had matched himself against the world's lead- ing infidel and had held his own . Neither of them felt sprightly the ...
... Boswell's existence . Boswell was proud of himself as a Christian champion and felt that he was now a man of mark : he had matched himself against the world's lead- ing infidel and had held his own . Neither of them felt sprightly the ...
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... Boswell was invited to dinner and sat next to Paoli , feeling " some constraint in such a circle of heroes " . But like most men of action Paoli talked a great deal and Boswell was soon at his ease . The lord of the local manor , Signor ...
... Boswell was invited to dinner and sat next to Paoli , feeling " some constraint in such a circle of heroes " . But like most men of action Paoli talked a great deal and Boswell was soon at his ease . The lord of the local manor , Signor ...
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allowed appeared arrived asked attention became become believe Boswell Boswell's called caused character continued conversation Court death desire dined dinner Doctor doubt early English enjoyed expressed father feel felt Garrick gave give hand happy head hear heard Hester hope human interest Italy James John Johnson keep kind known lady later leaving less letter lived London looked Lord manner married means meeting mind months morning mother nature never night object occasion once opinion passed person pleasure present published received remained remarked replied returned Scotland seemed seen soon speak spent stayed Street suffered talk tell Temple things thought Thrale told took usual wife wish woman write wrote young