Boswell's Life of Johnson, Količina 6A. Constable and Company, 1903 |
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... learned , in imitation of Plutarch . Judgment of the learned upon English authors . ' Poetical Dictionary of the English Tongue . ' Considerations upon the Present State of London . ' Collection of Epigrams , with notes and observations ...
... learned , in imitation of Plutarch . Judgment of the learned upon English authors . ' Poetical Dictionary of the English Tongue . ' Considerations upon the Present State of London . ' Collection of Epigrams , with notes and observations ...
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... learned , he used to mention his own comparative acquisitions . When Mr. Cumberland1 talked to him of the Greek frag- ments which are so well illustrated in the Observer , and of the Greek dramatists in general , he candidly ...
... learned , he used to mention his own comparative acquisitions . When Mr. Cumberland1 talked to him of the Greek frag- ments which are so well illustrated in the Observer , and of the Greek dramatists in general , he candidly ...
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... learned . He who is buried in scholastic retirement , secluded from the assemblies of the gay and remote from the circles of the polite , will at once comprehend the definitions , and be grateful for such a seasonable and necessary ...
... learned . He who is buried in scholastic retirement , secluded from the assemblies of the gay and remote from the circles of the polite , will at once comprehend the definitions , and be grateful for such a seasonable and necessary ...
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