Samuel Johnson and His TimesArco Publishing Company, 1963 - 128 страници |
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... called The Adventurer , to which , however , he contributed only about thirty essays in a year and a half . The final stages of preparing the Dictionary called for his concentrated atten- LONDON ; LEXICOGRAPHER ( 1746-1756 ) 45.
... called The Adventurer , to which , however , he contributed only about thirty essays in a year and a half . The final stages of preparing the Dictionary called for his concentrated atten- LONDON ; LEXICOGRAPHER ( 1746-1756 ) 45.
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Matthew John Caldwell Hodgart. stages of preparing the Dictionary called for his concentrated atten- tion . He was ... called an honorary degree , of M.A .; he was not yet Doctor Johnson . ) The Dictionary was published on 15th April ...
Matthew John Caldwell Hodgart. stages of preparing the Dictionary called for his concentrated atten- tion . He was ... called an honorary degree , of M.A .; he was not yet Doctor Johnson . ) The Dictionary was published on 15th April ...
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... called ' imagination ' with which a poet must be endowed ; but to him the writing of poetry involved mainly the conscientious labour of revising . ' Composition is , for the most part , an effort of slow diligence and steady ...
... called ' imagination ' with which a poet must be endowed ; but to him the writing of poetry involved mainly the conscientious labour of revising . ' Composition is , for the most part , an effort of slow diligence and steady ...
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