Samuel Johnson and His TimesBatsford, 1962 - 128 страници |
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... became one of Cave's chief assistants , taking over among other jobs the imaginative reconstruction of the proceedings of Parliament , or ' Debates in the Senate of Lilliput ' on which the magazine made its name . Since Parliament ...
... became one of Cave's chief assistants , taking over among other jobs the imaginative reconstruction of the proceedings of Parliament , or ' Debates in the Senate of Lilliput ' on which the magazine made its name . Since Parliament ...
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... became his greatest friends and more than friends . Boswell through jealousy — and this is the only reproach that ... became a regular diner , and then an adopted member of the household . The bond became closer when Johnson suffered a ...
... became his greatest friends and more than friends . Boswell through jealousy — and this is the only reproach that ... became a regular diner , and then an adopted member of the household . The bond became closer when Johnson suffered a ...
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... became Boswell's mistress ) ; and he may have thought it would be weak and inconsis- tent to give way over Dodd . There was no pardon , and in June Dodd was duly hanged at Tyburn before a crowd of record size . It must not be thought ...
... became Boswell's mistress ) ; and he may have thought it would be weak and inconsis- tent to give way over Dodd . There was no pardon , and in June Dodd was duly hanged at Tyburn before a crowd of record size . It must not be thought ...
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