Boswell's Life of Johnson, Količina 4 |
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Stran 52
Of a person who differed from him in politics , ' he said , ' In private life he is a very honest gentleman ; but I will not allow him to be so in public life . People may be honest , though they are doing wrong : that is , between ...
Of a person who differed from him in politics , ' he said , ' In private life he is a very honest gentleman ; but I will not allow him to be so in public life . People may be honest , though they are doing wrong : that is , between ...
Stran 100
Colman has bought Foote's patent , and is to allow Foote for life $ 1600 a year , as Reynolds told me , and to allow him to play so often on such terms that he may gain £ 400 more . What Colman can get by this bargain , but trouble and ...
Colman has bought Foote's patent , and is to allow Foote for life $ 1600 a year , as Reynolds told me , and to allow him to play so often on such terms that he may gain £ 400 more . What Colman can get by this bargain , but trouble and ...
Stran 186
BOSWELL : ' There , sir , you are always heretical ; you never will allow merit to a player . ' JOHNSON : ' Merit , sir ! what merit ? Do you respect a rope - dancer or a ballad - singer ? ' BOSWELL : ' No , sir , but we respect a great ...
BOSWELL : ' There , sir , you are always heretical ; you never will allow merit to a player . ' JOHNSON : ' Merit , sir ! what merit ? Do you respect a rope - dancer or a ballad - singer ? ' BOSWELL : ' No , sir , but we respect a great ...
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