Boswell's Life of Johnson: Including Boswell's Journal of a Tour of the Hebrides, and Johnson's Diary of A Journey Into North Wales, Količina 1Bigelow, Brown & Company, Incorporated, 1799 |
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Stran xi
... doubt lest the ' fresh woods and pastures new ' may never wear the friendly and familiar face of the plot of ground within whose narrower confines he has so long been labouring , and whose every corner he knows so well . May- be he ...
... doubt lest the ' fresh woods and pastures new ' may never wear the friendly and familiar face of the plot of ground within whose narrower confines he has so long been labouring , and whose every corner he knows so well . May- be he ...
Stran xii
... doubts , doubts of all kinds , which since the great upheaval of the French Revolution have harassed mankind , had scarcely begun to ruffle the waters of their life . Even Johnson's troubled mind enjoyed vast levels of repose . The ...
... doubts , doubts of all kinds , which since the great upheaval of the French Revolution have harassed mankind , had scarcely begun to ruffle the waters of their life . Even Johnson's troubled mind enjoyed vast levels of repose . The ...
Stran xxvi
... doubt . How much he valued any tribute of respect from Oxford is shown by the absurd importance that he gave to a sermon which was preached before the University by an insignificant cler- gyman more than a year and a half after ...
... doubt . How much he valued any tribute of respect from Oxford is shown by the absurd importance that he gave to a sermon which was preached before the University by an insignificant cler- gyman more than a year and a half after ...
Stran 11
... doubts I at any time entertained , have been entirely removed by the very favourable reception with which it has been honoured ' . That reception has excited my best exer- tions to render my Book more perfect ; and in this endeavour I ...
... doubts I at any time entertained , have been entirely removed by the very favourable reception with which it has been honoured ' . That reception has excited my best exer- tions to render my Book more perfect ; and in this endeavour I ...
Stran 12
... doubt , if his discourse at other periods Reynolds died on Feb. 23 , 1792 . ? Sir Joshua in his will left £ 200 to Mr. Boswell ' to be expended , if he thought proper , in the purchase of a picture at the sale of his paint- ings , to be ...
... doubt , if his discourse at other periods Reynolds died on Feb. 23 , 1792 . ? Sir Joshua in his will left £ 200 to Mr. Boswell ' to be expended , if he thought proper , in the purchase of a picture at the sale of his paint- ings , to be ...
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