Boswell's Life of Johnson, Količina 4 |
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I mentioned that old Mr. Sheridan complained of the ingratitude of Mr. Wedderburne and General Fraser , who had been much obliged to him when they were young Scotchmen entering upon life in England . JOHNSON : ' Why , sir , a man is ...
I mentioned that old Mr. Sheridan complained of the ingratitude of Mr. Wedderburne and General Fraser , who had been much obliged to him when they were young Scotchmen entering upon life in England . JOHNSON : ' Why , sir , a man is ...
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My wife , who is , thank God , a good deal better , is much obliged to you for your very polite and courteous offer of your apartment ; but if she goes to London , it will be best for her to have lodgings in the more airy vicinity of ...
My wife , who is , thank God , a good deal better , is much obliged to you for your very polite and courteous offer of your apartment ; but if she goes to London , it will be best for her to have lodgings in the more airy vicinity of ...
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sider , if the mason does get himself drunk , and let his wife and children starve , the parish will oblige him to find security ... but if I were to try it , my friends would restrain me in Bedlam , and I should be obliged to them .
sider , if the mason does get himself drunk , and let his wife and children starve , the parish will oblige him to find security ... but if I were to try it , my friends would restrain me in Bedlam , and I should be obliged to them .
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acquaintance affected afterwards allow appeared asked attention believe BOSWELL called character collection common consider conversation dear sir death desire dined dinner Dodd doubt drink edition English equal excellent expressed Garrick give given hand happy hear heard honour hope humble instance Italy JAMES John Johnson judge kind known lady language late learned letter lived London look Lord madam manner means mentioned mind nature never obliged observed occasion once opinion pain perhaps person play pleased pleasure Poets poor present published question reason received remark respect Scotland seemed seen servant soon style suppose sure talked Taylor tell things thought Thrale tion told travelled true truth wish wonderful write written wrong wrote