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... supposes that he can instruct or amuse them , and the publick to whom he appeals , must , after all , be the judges of his pretensions . " 15 He appeared behind the scenes , and even in one of the side boxes , in a scarlet waistcoat ...
... supposes that he can instruct or amuse them , and the publick to whom he appeals , must , after all , be the judges of his pretensions . " 15 He appeared behind the scenes , and even in one of the side boxes , in a scarlet waistcoat ...
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... suppose had been laboured with all the slow attention of literary leisure , 5 were written in haste as the moment pressed , without even being read over by him before they were printed . Sir Joshua Reynolds once asked him by what means ...
... suppose had been laboured with all the slow attention of literary leisure , 5 were written in haste as the moment pressed , without even being read over by him before they were printed . Sir Joshua Reynolds once asked him by what means ...
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... suppose I should think I saw a form , and heard a voice cry , Johnson , you are a very wicked fellow , and unless you repent you will certainly be punished ; ' 15 my own unworthiness is so deeply impressed upon my mind , that I might ...
... suppose I should think I saw a form , and heard a voice cry , Johnson , you are a very wicked fellow , and unless you repent you will certainly be punished ; ' 15 my own unworthiness is so deeply impressed upon my mind , that I might ...
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... suppose you should go over and find that it really is taken , that would only satisfy yourself ; for when you come home we will not believe you . We will say , you have been bribed . Yet , Sir , notwithstanding all these plausible objec ...
... suppose you should go over and find that it really is taken , that would only satisfy yourself ; for when you come home we will not believe you . We will say , you have been bribed . Yet , Sir , notwithstanding all these plausible objec ...
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... is more master of his 35 wife and family than Thrale . If he but holds up a finger , he is obeyed . It is a great mistake to suppose that she is above him in literary attainments . She is more flippant THE LIFE OF SAMUEL JOHNSON , LL.D. 71.
... is more master of his 35 wife and family than Thrale . If he but holds up a finger , he is obeyed . It is a great mistake to suppose that she is above him in literary attainments . She is more flippant THE LIFE OF SAMUEL JOHNSON , LL.D. 71.
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