Boswell's Life of JohnsonMacmillan, 1903 - 718 strani |
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... Oxford , to see Mr. Wise , Radclivian librarian , with whom Johnson was much pleased . At this place , Mr. Wise had fitted up a house and gardens , in a singular manner , but with great taste . Here was an excellent library ; particu ...
... Oxford , to see Mr. Wise , Radclivian librarian , with whom Johnson was much pleased . At this place , Mr. Wise had fitted up a house and gardens , in a singular manner , but with great taste . Here was an excellent library ; particu ...
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James Boswell Mowbray Morris. JOHNSON AT OXFORD the middle of the room , till the Whigs removed it on one side .'- About this time there had been an execution of two or three criminals at Oxford on a Monday . Soon afterwards , one day at ...
James Boswell Mowbray Morris. JOHNSON AT OXFORD the middle of the room , till the Whigs removed it on one side .'- About this time there had been an execution of two or three criminals at Oxford on a Monday . Soon afterwards , one day at ...
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... Oxford in the preceding year . Warton . В. 3 " Miss Jones lives at Oxford , and was often of our parties . She was a very ingenious poetess , and published a volume of poems ; and , on the whole , was a most sensible , agreeable , and ...
... Oxford in the preceding year . Warton . В. 3 " Miss Jones lives at Oxford , and was often of our parties . She was a very ingenious poetess , and published a volume of poems ; and , on the whole , was a most sensible , agreeable , and ...
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