Samuel Johnson and His TimesBatsford, 1962 - 128 страници |
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Matthew John Caldwell Hodgart. unhappiness for them both . The impression Boswell gives is almost certainly wrong : Johnson ... give a famous imitation of the pair : Johnson sitting by the bed writing his tragedy Irene , heed- less of his ...
Matthew John Caldwell Hodgart. unhappiness for them both . The impression Boswell gives is almost certainly wrong : Johnson ... give a famous imitation of the pair : Johnson sitting by the bed writing his tragedy Irene , heed- less of his ...
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... give an exaggerated importance to love : Is the mind of man never disordered by any other passion ? Is not a wise man sometimes surprized by envy or cowardice , by ambition or resentment ? Is all weakness and folly the consequence of ...
... give an exaggerated importance to love : Is the mind of man never disordered by any other passion ? Is not a wise man sometimes surprized by envy or cowardice , by ambition or resentment ? Is all weakness and folly the consequence of ...
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... give an explanation of Johnson's character , or to convey the flavour of his personality— what need for the latter , since it is revealed so perfectly in the pages of Boswell : I have tried , rather , to show how Johnson stood in ...
... give an explanation of Johnson's character , or to convey the flavour of his personality— what need for the latter , since it is revealed so perfectly in the pages of Boswell : I have tried , rather , to show how Johnson stood in ...
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