In a Fast Coach with a Pretty Woman: Jane Austen and Samuel JohnsonAMS Press, 2002 - 208 страници |
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... Rambler for more news of the amusements of the town : " I can read , I can talk , I can think of nothing else " ( Rambler 62 ; Yale Works III , 329-34 ) . An accomplished mimic , Johnson catches the earnest chitter - chatter , and the ...
... Rambler for more news of the amusements of the town : " I can read , I can talk , I can think of nothing else " ( Rambler 62 ; Yale Works III , 329-34 ) . An accomplished mimic , Johnson catches the earnest chitter - chatter , and the ...
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... ( Rambler 2 ; Yale Works , III , 11-12 ) . The doctor also refers to Richardson's genius in the same words Johnson uses to introduce the novelist's contribu- tion to Rambler 97 : " [ an author who ] has taught the Passions to move at the ...
... ( Rambler 2 ; Yale Works , III , 11-12 ) . The doctor also refers to Richardson's genius in the same words Johnson uses to introduce the novelist's contribu- tion to Rambler 97 : " [ an author who ] has taught the Passions to move at the ...
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... ( Rambler 151 ; Yale Works , V , 38 ) . With an empirical disposition , he frequently investigates an inward realm of mental processes and their outward effects : " Every desire , however innocent , grows dangerous , as by long indulgence ...
... ( Rambler 151 ; Yale Works , V , 38 ) . With an empirical disposition , he frequently investigates an inward realm of mental processes and their outward effects : " Every desire , however innocent , grows dangerous , as by long indulgence ...
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