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Samuel Johnson. WIT AND WISDOM OF SAMUEL JOHNSON G. BIRKBECK HILL London HENRY FROWDE 8888888 DOMI MINA NVS TIO ILL MEA.
Samuel Johnson. WIT AND WISDOM OF SAMUEL JOHNSON G. BIRKBECK HILL London HENRY FROWDE 8888888 DOMI MINA NVS TIO ILL MEA.
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... wisdom was indeed great , but it is in his spoken he lives . A few of his writings still hold their re likely to hold them , for it is not easy to believe I will ever come when the world will be wholly o London and The Vanity of Human ...
... wisdom was indeed great , but it is in his spoken he lives . A few of his writings still hold their re likely to hold them , for it is not easy to believe I will ever come when the world will be wholly o London and The Vanity of Human ...
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... wisdom . The interest of the Boswell draws of him is heightened by the eedom from all insular narrowness . The young s as far removed as possible from being- ' A Scot if ever Scot there were ? ' ustice he boasted that he was ' a very ...
... wisdom . The interest of the Boswell draws of him is heightened by the eedom from all insular narrowness . The young s as far removed as possible from being- ' A Scot if ever Scot there were ? ' ustice he boasted that he was ' a very ...
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... wisdom , f the whole art of life . Gibbon describes ise of Thurlow 2 ? If common sense can be ested with majesty , it is seen in all its state- e in the dictionary - maker than in the great But mere common sense would never have 11 that ...
... wisdom , f the whole art of life . Gibbon describes ise of Thurlow 2 ? If common sense can be ested with majesty , it is seen in all its state- e in the dictionary - maker than in the great But mere common sense would never have 11 that ...
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