Boswell's Life of Samuel Johnson, LL.D.Macmillan, 1913 - 382ÆäÀÌÁö |
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... authour ( of whose abilities I shall say noth- ing , since I send you his performance ) , I cannot help taking 10 notice , that besides what the authour may hope for on account of his abilities , he has likewise another claim to your ...
... authour ( of whose abilities I shall say noth- ing , since I send you his performance ) , I cannot help taking 10 notice , that besides what the authour may hope for on account of his abilities , he has likewise another claim to your ...
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... authour had his three nights ' profits . Garrick has complained to me , that Johnson not 5 only had not the faculty of producing the impressions of tragedy , but that he had not the sensibility to perceive them . When asked how he felt ...
... authour had his three nights ' profits . Garrick has complained to me , that Johnson not 5 only had not the faculty of producing the impressions of tragedy , but that he had not the sensibility to perceive them . When asked how he felt ...
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... authour of " The Night Thoughts . " Johnson was pleased when told of the minute 25 attention with which Young had signified his approbation of his Essays . I will venture to say , that in no writings whatever can be found more bark and ...
... authour of " The Night Thoughts . " Johnson was pleased when told of the minute 25 attention with which Young had signified his approbation of his Essays . I will venture to say , that in no writings whatever can be found more bark and ...
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... authour of the Rambler . By a fortunate chance he happened to take lodgings in a house where Mr. Levet frequently visited ; Johnson wished to see numbers at his levee , as his morning circle of company might , 15 with strict propriety ...
... authour of the Rambler . By a fortunate chance he happened to take lodgings in a house where Mr. Levet frequently visited ; Johnson wished to see numbers at his levee , as his morning circle of company might , 15 with strict propriety ...
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... authour of this observation must be a man of a quick appre- hension , and of a most compre - hensive genius . " " " He had the pleasure of being treated in a very different manner by Mr. Garrick : " On JOHNSON'S DICTIONARY . " TALK of ...
... authour of this observation must be a man of a quick appre- hension , and of a most compre - hensive genius . " " " He had the pleasure of being treated in a very different manner by Mr. Garrick : " On JOHNSON'S DICTIONARY . " TALK of ...
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