Boswell's Life of Johnson, Količina 4A. Constable and Company, 1903 |
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Stran 138
... affected him deeply , he resolved that the grief , which he cherished with a kind of sacred fondness , should be lasting ; but that he found he could not keep it long . JOHNSON : ' All grief for what cannot in the course of 138 LIFE OF ...
... affected him deeply , he resolved that the grief , which he cherished with a kind of sacred fondness , should be lasting ; but that he found he could not keep it long . JOHNSON : ' All grief for what cannot in the course of 138 LIFE OF ...
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... affected rant , as many people do , of great feelings about " his dear son , " who was at school near London ; how anxious he was lest he might be ill , and what he would give to see him . " Can't you ( said Fitzherbert ) take a post ...
... affected rant , as many people do , of great feelings about " his dear son , " who was at school near London ; how anxious he was lest he might be ill , and what he would give to see him . " Can't you ( said Fitzherbert ) take a post ...
Stran 167
... ? But have those dismal circum- stances at all affected me ? Why , then , should the gloomy scenes which I experience , or which I know , affect others ? Let us guard against imagining that there ET . 68 ] LIFE OF DR . JOHNSON 167.
... ? But have those dismal circum- stances at all affected me ? Why , then , should the gloomy scenes which I experience , or which I know , affect others ? Let us guard against imagining that there ET . 68 ] LIFE OF DR . JOHNSON 167.
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