Johnson: the Critical HeritageJames T. Boulton Barnes & Noble, 1971 - 457페이지 |
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... instance , the adjective VAST and its adverb VASTLY mean any thing , and are the fashionable words of the most fashionable people ... instances as a sufficient warning . A very fine gentleman wrote a very harmless innocent letter 100 JOHNSON.
... instance , the adjective VAST and its adverb VASTLY mean any thing , and are the fashionable words of the most fashionable people ... instances as a sufficient warning . A very fine gentleman wrote a very harmless innocent letter 100 JOHNSON.
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... instance appeared to him most proper . His want of knowledge in etymology , however , is attended with this ad- vantage , that ... instances practicable ; since the meaning of a word , in many cases , is so obscure that it cannot be made ...
... instance appeared to him most proper . His want of knowledge in etymology , however , is attended with this ad- vantage , that ... instances practicable ; since the meaning of a word , in many cases , is so obscure that it cannot be made ...
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... instances of animadversion which I communicated to him , and from what I could judge , both from his silence and his ... instance was a paragraph of a letter to me , from my old and most intimate friend , the Reverend Mr. Temple , 42 who ...
... instances of animadversion which I communicated to him , and from what I could judge , both from his silence and his ... instance was a paragraph of a letter to me , from my old and most intimate friend , the Reverend Mr. Temple , 42 who ...
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INTRODUCTION | 1 |
Johnsons Poems | 20 |
JOHNSON seeking a publisher for London 1738 | 42 |
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