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I mentioned to him a dispute between a friend of mine and his lady , concerning conjugal infidelity , which my friend had maintained was by no means so bad in the husband , as in the wife . JOHNSON Your friend was in the right , Sir .
I mentioned to him a dispute between a friend of mine and his lady , concerning conjugal infidelity , which my friend had maintained was by no means so bad in the husband , as in the wife . JOHNSON Your friend was in the right , Sir .
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Still , however , his means of subsistence being very scanty , Dr. Johnson kindly promised to afford him a decent maintenance , until by his own exertions he should be able to obtain a livelihood ; which benevolent offer he accepted ...
Still , however , his means of subsistence being very scanty , Dr. Johnson kindly promised to afford him a decent maintenance , until by his own exertions he should be able to obtain a livelihood ; which benevolent offer he accepted ...
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Pay my sincere respects to dear Miss Langton in Lincolnshire , let her know that I mean not to break our league of friendship , and that I have a set of Lives for her , when I have the means of sending it . ¡± April 8 .
Pay my sincere respects to dear Miss Langton in Lincolnshire , let her know that I mean not to break our league of friendship , and that I have a set of Lives for her , when I have the means of sending it . ¡± April 8 .
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