Boswell's Life of Johnson, Količina 4A. Constable and Company, 1896 |
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Stran 83
... instance , whether proprie is meant to signify in an appropriated manner , as Dr. Johnson here understands it , or , as it is often used by Cicero , with propriety , or elegantly . In short , it is a rare instance of a defect in ...
... instance , whether proprie is meant to signify in an appropriated manner , as Dr. Johnson here understands it , or , as it is often used by Cicero , with propriety , or elegantly . In short , it is a rare instance of a defect in ...
Stran 156
... instance , whether it should be mentioned that Addison and Parnell drank too freely ; for people will probably more easily indulge in drinking from knowing this ; so that more ill may be done by the example , than good by telling the ...
... instance , whether it should be mentioned that Addison and Parnell drank too freely ; for people will probably more easily indulge in drinking from knowing this ; so that more ill may be done by the example , than good by telling the ...
Stran 228
... instance , may print the Odes of Horace alone . ' He seemed to be in a more indulgent humour than when this subject was discussed between him and Mr. Murphy . When we were at tea and coffee there came in Lord Trimlestown , in whose ...
... instance , may print the Odes of Horace alone . ' He seemed to be in a more indulgent humour than when this subject was discussed between him and Mr. Murphy . When we were at tea and coffee there came in Lord Trimlestown , in whose ...
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