Boswell's Life of Johnson: Including Boswell's Journal of Atour to the Hebrides and Johnson's Diary of a Journey Into North Wales, Том 3; Томове 1776–1780Clarendon Press, 1887 |
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... thoughts ' . Sir Joshua Reynolds is the same all the year round . Beauclerk , except when ill and in pain , is the same . But I believe most men have them in the degree in which they are capable of having them . If I were in the country ...
... thoughts ' . Sir Joshua Reynolds is the same all the year round . Beauclerk , except when ill and in pain , is the same . But I believe most men have them in the degree in which they are capable of having them . If I were in the country ...
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... thought , not in a very good humour : for , it seems , when he had got to Mr. Thrale's , he found the coach was at the door waiting to carry Mrs. and Miss Thrale , and Signor Baretti , their Italian master , to Bath ' . This was not ...
... thought , not in a very good humour : for , it seems , when he had got to Mr. Thrale's , he found the coach was at the door waiting to carry Mrs. and Miss Thrale , and Signor Baretti , their Italian master , to Bath ' . This was not ...
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... thought he had nothing to fear from a court- martial . I suffered a great loss when he died ; he was a mighty pleasing man in conversation , and a reading man . The character of a soldier is high . They who stand forth the foremost in ...
... thought he had nothing to fear from a court- martial . I suffered a great loss when he died ; he was a mighty pleasing man in conversation , and a reading man . The character of a soldier is high . They who stand forth the foremost in ...
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... thought then as I do now , I should have gone : but , at that time , I had objections to quitting England . ' It was a very remarkable circumstance about Johnson , whom shallow observers have supposed to have been ignorant of the world ...
... thought then as I do now , I should have gone : but , at that time , I had objections to quitting England . ' It was a very remarkable circumstance about Johnson , whom shallow observers have supposed to have been ignorant of the world ...
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... thought new . It was this that the law against usury is for the protection of creditors as well as of debtors ; for if there were no such check , people would be apt , from the temptation of great interest , to lend to desperate persons ...
... thought new . It was this that the law against usury is for the protection of creditors as well as of debtors ; for if there were no such check , people would be apt , from the temptation of great interest , to lend to desperate persons ...
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