The Life of Samuel Johnson, LL. D.: Together with The Journal of a Tour to the Hebrides, Volume 2G. Bell and sons, 1889 |
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... afterwards was his own . The proprietor of it had an only daughter , who was married to a noble- man . It was not fit that a peer should continue the business . On the old man's death , therefore , the brewery was to be sold . To find a ...
... afterwards was his own . The proprietor of it had an only daughter , who was married to a noble- man . It was not fit that a peer should continue the business . On the old man's death , therefore , the brewery was to be sold . To find a ...
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... afterwards , considering the young man's good intention , he kindly noticed him , and probably would have done more , had not the young man died . In his Preface to " Shakspeare , " Johnson treated Voltaire very contemptuously ...
... afterwards , considering the young man's good intention , he kindly noticed him , and probably would have done more , had not the young man died . In his Preface to " Shakspeare , " Johnson treated Voltaire very contemptuously ...
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... afterwards apologised . He was , however , at all times ready to give assistance to his friends , and others , in revising their works , and in writing for them , or greatly improving , their Dedications . In that courtly species of ...
... afterwards apologised . He was , however , at all times ready to give assistance to his friends , and others , in revising their works , and in writing for them , or greatly improving , their Dedications . In that courtly species of ...
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... afterwards passed a month at Oxford . He had then contracted a great intimacy with Mr. Chambers of that University , afterwards Sir Robert Chambers , one of the Judges in India . 192 He published nothing this year in his own name ; but ...
... afterwards passed a month at Oxford . He had then contracted a great intimacy with Mr. Chambers of that University , afterwards Sir Robert Chambers , one of the Judges in India . 192 He published nothing this year in his own name ; but ...
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... afterwards propagate itself . When they once desire to learn , they will naturally have recourse to the nearest language by which that desire can be gratified ; and one will tell another , that if he would attain knowledge , he must ...
... afterwards propagate itself . When they once desire to learn , they will naturally have recourse to the nearest language by which that desire can be gratified ; and one will tell another , that if he would attain knowledge , he must ...
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