Boswell's Life of Johnson, Količina 4A. Constable and Company, 1896 |
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... Sir Alexander Gordon . ' My dear Boswell , do not neglect to write to me : for your kindness is one of the pleasures of my life , which I should be sorry to lose . - I am , sir , your humble servant , ' SAM . JOHNSON ' February 18 ...
... Sir Alexander Gordon . ' My dear Boswell , do not neglect to write to me : for your kindness is one of the pleasures of my life , which I should be sorry to lose . - I am , sir , your humble servant , ' SAM . JOHNSON ' February 18 ...
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... dear sir , your most affectionate , etc. , ' SAM . JOHNSON . ' July 22 , 1777 . DR . JOHNSON TO MRS . BOSWELL ' MADAM , -Though I am well enough pleased with the taste of sweetmeats , very little of the pleasure which I received at the ...
... dear sir , your most affectionate , etc. , ' SAM . JOHNSON . ' July 22 , 1777 . DR . JOHNSON TO MRS . BOSWELL ' MADAM , -Though I am well enough pleased with the taste of sweetmeats , very little of the pleasure which I received at the ...
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... dear sir , your most , etc. , ' Oxford , Aug. 4 , 1777. ' ' SAM . JOHNSON . MR . BOSWELL TO DR . JOHNSON [ Informing him that my wife had continued to grow better , so that my alarming apprehensions were relieved ; and that I hoped to ...
... dear sir , your most , etc. , ' Oxford , Aug. 4 , 1777. ' ' SAM . JOHNSON . MR . BOSWELL TO DR . JOHNSON [ Informing him that my wife had continued to grow better , so that my alarming apprehensions were relieved ; and that I hoped to ...
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