Boswell's Life of Johnson, Količina 2Crowell |
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Stran 110
... late: for he was watched with much circumspection. He said, Dodd's friends had an image of him made of wax, which was to have been left in his place; and he believed it was carried into the prison. Johnson disapproved of Dr. Dodd's ...
... late: for he was watched with much circumspection. He said, Dodd's friends had an image of him made of wax, which was to have been left in his place; and he believed it was carried into the prison. Johnson disapproved of Dr. Dodd's ...
Stran 207
... late P” * But he did not repine at the prosperity of others. The late Dr. Thomas Leland told Mr. Courtenay that, when Mr. Edmund Burke showed Johnson his fine house and lands near Beaconsfield, Johnson coolly said, “AWon equidem invideo ...
... late P” * But he did not repine at the prosperity of others. The late Dr. Thomas Leland told Mr. Courtenay that, when Mr. Edmund Burke showed Johnson his fine house and lands near Beaconsfield, Johnson coolly said, “AWon equidem invideo ...
Stran 270
... late Mr. Mallet, Sir James Porter, who had been Ambassadour at Constantinople, the late Dr. Macaulay, and two or three more. The conversation turning on Mr. Pope, Lord Bathurst told us, that “The Essay on Man” was originally composed by ...
... late Mr. Mallet, Sir James Porter, who had been Ambassadour at Constantinople, the late Dr. Macaulay, and two or three more. The conversation turning on Mr. Pope, Lord Bathurst told us, that “The Essay on Man” was originally composed by ...
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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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