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Stran 187
... Beauclerk came in the evening, and he and Dr. Johnson and I stayed to supper. It was mentioned that Dr. Dodd had once wished to be a member of the LITERARY CLUB. JoHNSON: “I should be sorry if any of our Club were hanged. I will not say ...
... Beauclerk came in the evening, and he and Dr. Johnson and I stayed to supper. It was mentioned that Dr. Dodd had once wished to be a member of the LITERARY CLUB. JoHNSON: “I should be sorry if any of our Club were hanged. I will not say ...
Stran 258
... Beauclerk said: “No ; for that every wise man who intended to shoot himself, took two pistols, that he might be sure of doing it at once. Lord—'s cook shot himself with one pistol, and lived ten days in great agony. Mr. —, who loved ...
... Beauclerk said: “No ; for that every wise man who intended to shoot himself, took two pistols, that he might be sure of doing it at once. Lord—'s cook shot himself with one pistol, and lived ten days in great agony. Mr. —, who loved ...
Stran 284
... Beauclerk and Dr. Johnson. The melancholy information you have received concerning Mr. Beauclerk's death is true. Had his talents been directed in any sufficient degree as they ought, I have always been strongly of opinion that they ...
... Beauclerk and Dr. Johnson. The melancholy information you have received concerning Mr. Beauclerk's death is true. Had his talents been directed in any sufficient degree as they ought, I have always been strongly of opinion that they ...
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Boswell's Life of Johnson (Volume 1 of 3) (EasyRead Super Large 18pt Edition) James Boswell Omejen predogled - 1962 |
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