Boswell's Life of Johnson, Količina 2Crowell |
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Stran 157
... wonderful, considering how much attention is necessary for men to take care of themselves, and ward off immediate evils which press upon them, it is wonderful how much they do for others. As it is said of the greatest liar, that he ...
... wonderful, considering how much attention is necessary for men to take care of themselves, and ward off immediate evils which press upon them, it is wonderful how much they do for others. As it is said of the greatest liar, that he ...
Stran 284
... wonderful ease with which he uttered what was highly excellent. He said, that “no man ever was so free when he was going to say a good thing, from a look that expressed that it was coming; or, when he has said it, from a look that ...
... wonderful ease with which he uttered what was highly excellent. He said, that “no man ever was so free when he was going to say a good thing, from a look that expressed that it was coming; or, when he has said it, from a look that ...
Stran 437
... wonderful things which it contains; for there are wonderful things enough in the 'AEneid;' the ships of the Trojans turned to sea-nymphs, the tree. * A notion has been entertained, that no such exemplification of Alias is to be found in ...
... wonderful things which it contains; for there are wonderful things enough in the 'AEneid;' the ships of the Trojans turned to sea-nymphs, the tree. * A notion has been entertained, that no such exemplification of Alias is to be found in ...
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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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