Boswell's Life of Johnson, Količina 4A. Constable and Company, 1903 |
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... edition of Cowley . Johnson said , he did not know but he should ; and he expressed his disapprobation of Dr. Hurd , for having published a mutilated edition under the title of Select Works of Abraham Cowley . Mr. Murphy thought it a ...
... edition of Cowley . Johnson said , he did not know but he should ; and he expressed his disapprobation of Dr. Hurd , for having published a mutilated edition under the title of Select Works of Abraham Cowley . Mr. Murphy thought it a ...
Stran 113
... edition superior to anything that is gone before . The first cause that gave rise to this under- taking , I believe , was owing to the little trifling edition of the Poets , printing by the Martins at Edinburgh , and to be sold by Bell ...
... edition superior to anything that is gone before . The first cause that gave rise to this under- taking , I believe , was owing to the little trifling edition of the Poets , printing by the Martins at Edinburgh , and to be sold by Bell ...
Stran 139
... edition of the English Poets , for which he was to write Prefaces and Lives , was not an undertaking directed by him ; but that he was to furnish a Preface and Life to any poet the booksellers pleased . I asked him if he would do this ...
... edition of the English Poets , for which he was to write Prefaces and Lives , was not an undertaking directed by him ; but that he was to furnish a Preface and Life to any poet the booksellers pleased . I asked him if he would do this ...
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