Johnson and Boswell: The Story of Their LivesNew York, 1958 - 390ÆäÀÌÁö |
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... Johnson's eyes to his weakness , to his love of being surrounded by female sycophants and his inability to discuss anything except his own works . His death , according to Johnson , was due to a want of variety among his flatterers ...
... Johnson's eyes to his weakness , to his love of being surrounded by female sycophants and his inability to discuss anything except his own works . His death , according to Johnson , was due to a want of variety among his flatterers ...
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... Johnson . It was well- known that Johnson entertained unfavourable views of Scotland and its inhabitants . His attitude was largely owing to the fact that the natives of that country who settled in England formed a sort of clique ...
... Johnson . It was well- known that Johnson entertained unfavourable views of Scotland and its inhabitants . His attitude was largely owing to the fact that the natives of that country who settled in England formed a sort of clique ...
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... Johnson , completely mollified , declared : " My dear sir , I am willing you shall hang Pennant . " As one of those present was known to the Northumberland family , and might report Johnson's behaviour to the detriment of their host ...
... Johnson , completely mollified , declared : " My dear sir , I am willing you shall hang Pennant . " As one of those present was known to the Northumberland family , and might report Johnson's behaviour to the detriment of their host ...
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