Samuel Johnson and His TimesArco Publishing Company, 1963 - 128 страници |
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... described by Boswell he seems to have been in a state of high sexual tension throughout his life ; and most of all during his Dictionary period . Tetty , now abandoned to hypochondria , drink and opium , apparently had banished him from ...
... described by Boswell he seems to have been in a state of high sexual tension throughout his life ; and most of all during his Dictionary period . Tetty , now abandoned to hypochondria , drink and opium , apparently had banished him from ...
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... described by Johnson , their thatch held down by boulders . There were no towns , except on Lewis , and no proper tracks even for riding , except a few made by General Wade in recent years . The traditional dress ( the plaid , a blanket ...
... described by Johnson , their thatch held down by boulders . There were no towns , except on Lewis , and no proper tracks even for riding , except a few made by General Wade in recent years . The traditional dress ( the plaid , a blanket ...
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... described as ' little Lives , and little Prefaces , to a little edition of the English Poets ' . But before he started on the crowning work of his life , he became involved in the fate of Dr Dodd the forger - an episode which reveals ...
... described as ' little Lives , and little Prefaces , to a little edition of the English Poets ' . But before he started on the crowning work of his life , he became involved in the fate of Dr Dodd the forger - an episode which reveals ...
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