Boswell's Life of Johnson, Količina 1Oxford University Press, H. Milford, 1924 - 1384 strani |
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... means approve of confounding the distinction between lawful and illicit off- spring , which is , in effect , insulting the civil establishment of our country , to look no higher ; I cannot help thinking it laudable to be kindly atten ...
... means approve of confounding the distinction between lawful and illicit off- spring , which is , in effect , insulting the civil establishment of our country , to look no higher ; I cannot help thinking it laudable to be kindly atten ...
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... some of his friends should have given credit to his groundless opinion , when they had such undoubted proofs that it was totally fallacious ; though it is by no means 46 HIS RELUCTANCE TO ATTEND CHURCH [ 1729 surprising that.
... some of his friends should have given credit to his groundless opinion , when they had such undoubted proofs that it was totally fallacious ; though it is by no means 46 HIS RELUCTANCE TO ATTEND CHURCH [ 1729 surprising that.
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... means they may learn the syntax . Then let them proceed to Erasmus , with an English translation , by the same authour . Class II . Learns Eutropius and Cornelius Nepos , or Justin , with the translation . ' N.B. The first class gets ...
... means they may learn the syntax . Then let them proceed to Erasmus , with an English translation , by the same authour . Class II . Learns Eutropius and Cornelius Nepos , or Justin , with the translation . ' N.B. The first class gets ...
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... means of Mr. Colson , to whose academy David Garrick went . Mrs. Lucy Porter told me , that Mr. Walmsley gave him a letter of introduction to Lintot his bookseller , and that Johnson wrote some things for him ; but I imagine this to be ...
... means of Mr. Colson , to whose academy David Garrick went . Mrs. Lucy Porter told me , that Mr. Walmsley gave him a letter of introduction to Lintot his bookseller , and that Johnson wrote some things for him ; but I imagine this to be ...
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... means , he had acquired a competent knowledge both of French and Italian , I do not know ; but he was so well skilled in them , as to be sufficiently qualified for a translator . That part of his labour which consisted in emendation and ...
... means , he had acquired a competent knowledge both of French and Italian , I do not know ; but he was so well skilled in them , as to be sufficiently qualified for a translator . That part of his labour which consisted in emendation and ...
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