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... tion , that it may be doubted whether a day now passes , in which I have not some advantage from his friendship . " At this man's table I enjoyed many cheerful and in- structive hours with companions , such as are not often found with ...
... tion , that it may be doubted whether a day now passes , in which I have not some advantage from his friendship . " At this man's table I enjoyed many cheerful and in- structive hours with companions , such as are not often found with ...
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... tion , there is in the work itself no vestige of the transla- tor's own style ; for the language of translation being adapted to the thoughts of another person , insensibly fol- lows their cast , and , as it were , runs into a mould ...
... tion , there is in the work itself no vestige of the transla- tor's own style ; for the language of translation being adapted to the thoughts of another person , insensibly fol- lows their cast , and , as it were , runs into a mould ...
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... to discern his hand in this passage of the Dedica- " Here , ¡± says Murphy , in his Essay on the Life and Genius of Johnson , we see the infant Hercules . " - ED . tion to John Warren , esq . of Pembrokeshire , 52 [ 1733 . THE LIFE OF.
... to discern his hand in this passage of the Dedica- " Here , ¡± says Murphy , in his Essay on the Life and Genius of Johnson , we see the infant Hercules . " - ED . tion to John Warren , esq . of Pembrokeshire , 52 [ 1733 . THE LIFE OF.
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James Boswell. tion to John Warren , esq . of Pembrokeshire , though it is ascribed to Warren the bookseller . " A generous and elevated mind is distinguished by nothing more certainly than an eminent degree of curiosity ; nor is that ...
James Boswell. tion to John Warren , esq . of Pembrokeshire , though it is ascribed to Warren the bookseller . " A generous and elevated mind is distinguished by nothing more certainly than an eminent degree of curiosity ; nor is that ...
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... tion , and be ever recollected by him as a circumstance of much importance . He amused himself , I remember , by computing how much more expense was absolutely neces- sary to live upon the same scale with that which his friend described ...
... tion , and be ever recollected by him as a circumstance of much importance . He amused himself , I remember , by computing how much more expense was absolutely neces- sary to live upon the same scale with that which his friend described ...
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