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I am , reverend sir , your most humble servant , SAM . JOHNSON . ' July 9 , 1777. ' [ TO THE REV . DR . VYSE , AT LAMBETH ' If any notice should be taken of the recommendation which I took the liberty of sending you , it will be ...
I am , reverend sir , your most humble servant , SAM . JOHNSON . ' July 9 , 1777. ' [ TO THE REV . DR . VYSE , AT LAMBETH ' If any notice should be taken of the recommendation which I took the liberty of sending you , it will be ...
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I am , sir , your most obedient humble servant , W. VYSE.'1 DR . JOHNSON TO MR . EDWARD DILLY " Sir , -To the collection of English poets I have recommended the volume of Dr. Watts to be added ; his name has long been held by me in ...
I am , sir , your most obedient humble servant , W. VYSE.'1 DR . JOHNSON TO MR . EDWARD DILLY " Sir , -To the collection of English poets I have recommended the volume of Dr. Watts to be added ; his name has long been held by me in ...
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I ever am , my dear sir , your affectionate humble servant , ' JAMES BOSWELL . ' TO THE SAME * Edinburgh , Feb. 28 , 1778 . ' MY DEAR SIR , —You are at present busy amongst the English poets , preparing , for the public instruction and ...
I ever am , my dear sir , your affectionate humble servant , ' JAMES BOSWELL . ' TO THE SAME * Edinburgh , Feb. 28 , 1778 . ' MY DEAR SIR , —You are at present busy amongst the English poets , preparing , for the public instruction and ...
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