Boswell's Life of Johnson, Količina 2Crowell |
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... Sir Joshua Reynolds, who perfectly coincided in opinion with me; and I therefore, though personally very little ... John Hawkins should have related that the application was made by Sir Joshua Reynolds, when he could so easily have been ...
... Sir Joshua Reynolds, who perfectly coincided in opinion with me; and I therefore, though personally very little ... John Hawkins should have related that the application was made by Sir Joshua Reynolds, when he could so easily have been ...
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... Sir John Hawkins has given us: “Poor Thrale, I thought that either her virtue or her vice would have restrained her from such a marriage. She is now become a subject for her enemies to exult over; and for her friends, if she has any ...
... Sir John Hawkins has given us: “Poor Thrale, I thought that either her virtue or her vice would have restrained her from such a marriage. She is now become a subject for her enemies to exult over; and for her friends, if she has any ...
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... Sir John Hawkins, both against Dr. Johnson, and his faithful servant Mr. Francis Barber; as if both of them had been guilty of culpable neglect towards a person of the name of Heely, whom Sir John choose to call a relation of Dr ...
... Sir John Hawkins, both against Dr. Johnson, and his faithful servant Mr. Francis Barber; as if both of them had been guilty of culpable neglect towards a person of the name of Heely, whom Sir John choose to call a relation of Dr ...
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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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