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Stran 47
... remark: “'Each might his several province well command, Would all but stoop to what they understand.'” [“Essay on Criticism,” I. 66.] Boswell: “And his plays are good.” JOHNSON: “Yes; but that was his trade; l'esprit du corps; he had ...
... remark: “'Each might his several province well command, Would all but stoop to what they understand.'” [“Essay on Criticism,” I. 66.] Boswell: “And his plays are good.” JOHNSON: “Yes; but that was his trade; l'esprit du corps; he had ...
Stran 302
... remark, that the State has a right to regulate the religion of the people, who are the children of the State. A clergyman having readily acquiesced in this, Johnson, who loved discussion, observed: “But, Sir, you must go round to other ...
... remark, that the State has a right to regulate the religion of the people, who are the children of the State. A clergyman having readily acquiesced in this, Johnson, who loved discussion, observed: “But, Sir, you must go round to other ...
Stran 520
James Boswell Mowbray Walter Morris. another little circumstance which I cannot but remark. Her book was published in 1785, she had then in her possession a letter from Dr. Johnson, dated in 1777, which begins thus ... remark. Her ...
James Boswell Mowbray Walter Morris. another little circumstance which I cannot but remark. Her book was published in 1785, she had then in her possession a letter from Dr. Johnson, dated in 1777, which begins thus ... remark. Her ...
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