Boswell's Life of Johnson, Količina 4 |
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Stran 144
There is a short introduction by Dr. Dodd , and he also inserted this sentence : You see with what confusion and ... The notes are entirely Dodd's own , and Johnson's writing ends at the words , the thief whom He pardoned on the cross .
There is a short introduction by Dr. Dodd , and he also inserted this sentence : You see with what confusion and ... The notes are entirely Dodd's own , and Johnson's writing ends at the words , the thief whom He pardoned on the cross .
Stran 145
The last of these articles which Johnson wrote is ' Dr. Dodd's last solemn Declaration , which he left with the sheriff at the place of execution . Here also my friend marked the variations on a copy of that piece now in my possession .
The last of these articles which Johnson wrote is ' Dr. Dodd's last solemn Declaration , which he left with the sheriff at the place of execution . Here also my friend marked the variations on a copy of that piece now in my possession .
Stran 168
Dr. Johnson told us at tea , that when some of Dr. Dodd's pious friends were trying to console him by saying that he was going to leave ' a wretched world , ' he had honesty enough not to join in the cant : ' No , no ( said he ) ...
Dr. Johnson told us at tea , that when some of Dr. Dodd's pious friends were trying to console him by saying that he was going to leave ' a wretched world , ' he had honesty enough not to join in the cant : ' No , no ( said he ) ...
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