Johnson and Boswell: The Story of Their LivesNew York, 1958 - 390페이지 |
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... suffered thereafter , as well as the blindness in one eye and the deafness in one ear , were due to what his godfather called " the bad humours of the nurse " , though his mother believed that they were inherited from her family . She ...
... suffered thereafter , as well as the blindness in one eye and the deafness in one ear , were due to what his godfather called " the bad humours of the nurse " , though his mother believed that they were inherited from her family . She ...
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... suffered more than I can bear to reflect upon , and I hope more than either of us shall suffer again . One part at least I have often flattered myself we shall avoid for the future , our troubles will surely never separate us more ... I ...
... suffered more than I can bear to reflect upon , and I hope more than either of us shall suffer again . One part at least I have often flattered myself we shall avoid for the future , our troubles will surely never separate us more ... I ...
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... suffering he witnessed around him would , in a man of his sensitiveness , give a doleful tendency to his views of ... suffer by their detection ; we therefore see whole ranks of characters adorned with uniform panegyrick , and not to be ...
... suffering he witnessed around him would , in a man of his sensitiveness , give a doleful tendency to his views of ... suffer by their detection ; we therefore see whole ranks of characters adorned with uniform panegyrick , and not to be ...
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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