Boswell's Life of Samuel Johnson, LL.D.Macmillan, 1913 - 382ÆäÀÌÁö |
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... Pope , without any knowledge of him but from his " London , " 10 recommended him to Earl Gower , who endeavoured to procure for him a degree from Dublin , ¡Æ by a letter to a friend of Dean Swift . It was , perhaps , no small ...
... Pope , without any knowledge of him but from his " London , " 10 recommended him to Earl Gower , who endeavoured to procure for him a degree from Dublin , ¡Æ by a letter to a friend of Dean Swift . It was , perhaps , no small ...
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... Pope's note concerning Johnson justifies Swift's epithet of ¡° paper - sparing Pope , '¡£ for it is written on a slip no larger than a common message - card : " This is imitated by one Johnson who put in for a Publick- school in ...
... Pope's note concerning Johnson justifies Swift's epithet of ¡° paper - sparing Pope , '¡£ for it is written on a slip no larger than a common message - card : " This is imitated by one Johnson who put in for a Publick- school in ...
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... Pope's time . " He at my request marked with a pencil the lines which he had furnished , which are only line 420th , " To stop too fearful , and too faint to go ; " and the concluding ten lines , except the last couplet but one . Dr ...
... Pope's time . " He at my request marked with a pencil the lines which he had furnished , which are only line 420th , " To stop too fearful , and too faint to go ; " and the concluding ten lines , except the last couplet but one . Dr ...
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... Pope . Johnson repeated to us , in his forcible melodious manner , the concluding lines of the Dunciad . While he was talking loudly 20 in praise of those lines , one of the company ventured to say , " Too fine for such a poem : ¡¤ a ...
... Pope . Johnson repeated to us , in his forcible melodious manner , the concluding lines of the Dunciad . While he was talking loudly 20 in praise of those lines , one of the company ventured to say , " Too fine for such a poem : ¡¤ a ...
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... Pope was a Roman Catholick , I would not have his to be first . I think Milton's rather should have the precedence . " I think more highly of 30 him now than I did at twenty . " The gentlemen went away to their club , and I was left at ...
... Pope was a Roman Catholick , I would not have his to be first . I think Milton's rather should have the precedence . " I think more highly of 30 him now than I did at twenty . " The gentlemen went away to their club , and I was left at ...
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