Boswell's Life of Johnson, Količina 4 |
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Stran 78
Somebody observed that Garrick could not have done this . WILKES : Garrick would have made the small - beer still smaller . He is now leaving the stage ; but he will play Scrub all his life . ' I knew that Johnson would let nobody ...
Somebody observed that Garrick could not have done this . WILKES : Garrick would have made the small - beer still smaller . He is now leaving the stage ; but he will play Scrub all his life . ' I knew that Johnson would let nobody ...
Stran 261
GARRICK : ' Yes , I know enough of that . There was a reverend gentleman ( Mr. Hawkins ) , who wrote a tragedy , the SIEGB of something , which I refused . ' HARRIS : ' So , the siege was raised . ' JOHNSON : ' Ay , he came to me and ...
GARRICK : ' Yes , I know enough of that . There was a reverend gentleman ( Mr. Hawkins ) , who wrote a tragedy , the SIEGB of something , which I refused . ' HARRIS : ' So , the siege was raised . ' JOHNSON : ' Ay , he came to me and ...
Stran 264
I then slily introduced Mr. Garrick's fame , and his assuming the airs of a great man . ... Consider , sir , celebrated men , such as you have mentioned , have had their applause at a distance ; but Garrick had it dashed in his face ...
I then slily introduced Mr. Garrick's fame , and his assuming the airs of a great man . ... Consider , sir , celebrated men , such as you have mentioned , have had their applause at a distance ; but Garrick had it dashed in his face ...
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