Boswell's Life of Johnson, Količina 4 |
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Stran 17
... was still resolved that his tour to Italy with Mr. and Mrs. Thrale should take place , of which he had entertained some doubt , on account of the loss which they had suffered ; and his doubts afterwards appeared to be well founded .
... was still resolved that his tour to Italy with Mr. and Mrs. Thrale should take place , of which he had entertained some doubt , on account of the loss which they had suffered ; and his doubts afterwards appeared to be well founded .
Stran 155
It is more probable that he should assume an appearance of ease , than so very improbable a thing should be , as a man not afraid of going ... The horror of death which I had always observed in Dr. Johnson , appeared strong to - night .
It is more probable that he should assume an appearance of ease , than so very improbable a thing should be , as a man not afraid of going ... The horror of death which I had always observed in Dr. Johnson , appeared strong to - night .
Stran 174
But before that time Johnson's Lives of the Poets had appeared , in which his style was considerably easier than when he wrote the Rambler . It would , therefore , have been uncandid in Blair , even supposing his criticism to have been ...
But before that time Johnson's Lives of the Poets had appeared , in which his style was considerably easier than when he wrote the Rambler . It would , therefore , have been uncandid in Blair , even supposing his criticism to have been ...
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