Boswell's Life of Johnson, Količina 2 |
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Stran 156
E. “The Irish language is not primitive; it is Teutonic, a mixture of the northern tongues: it has much English in it.” JoHNSON: “It may have been radically Teutonic; but the English and High Dutch have no similarity to the eye, ...
E. “The Irish language is not primitive; it is Teutonic, a mixture of the northern tongues: it has much English in it.” JoHNSON: “It may have been radically Teutonic; but the English and High Dutch have no similarity to the eye, ...
Stran 171
JoHNSON: “We must try its effect as an English poem; that is the way to judge of the merit of a translation; translations are, in general, for people who cannot read the original.” I mentioned the vulgar saying, that Pope's Homer was ...
JoHNSON: “We must try its effect as an English poem; that is the way to judge of the merit of a translation; translations are, in general, for people who cannot read the original.” I mentioned the vulgar saying, that Pope's Homer was ...
Stran 544
Aristotle's Rhetoric, a translation of it into English. A collection of Letters, translated from the modern writers, with some account of the several authors. Oldham's Poems, with notes, historical and critical.
Aristotle's Rhetoric, a translation of it into English. A collection of Letters, translated from the modern writers, with some account of the several authors. Oldham's Poems, with notes, historical and critical.
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