 | 1824 - 728 oldal
...conveying a copy to Dr. Johnson ; though 1 well know that one of his pointed sarcasms, if he should happen to be displeased, would soon find its way into all...been severe enough in his animadversions upon Dr. Watta, who was nevertheless, if I am in any degree a judge of verse, a man of true poetical ability... | |
 | 1824 - 716 oldal
...copy to Dr. Johnson : though 1 well know that one of his pointed sarcasms, if he should happen to M displeased, would soon find its way into all companies,...He writes, indeed, like a man that thinks a great dent, and that sometimes thinks religiously : but report informs me that he has been severe enough... | |
 | James Boswell - 1835 - 402 oldal
...my poems to Dr. Johnson ; though I well know that one of his pointed sarcasms, if he should happen to be displeased, would soon find its way into all...nevertheless, if I am in any degree a judge of verse, a man of truly poetical ability; careless, indeed, for the most part, and inattentive too to those niceties... | |
 | James Boswell - 1835 - 460 oldal
...of my poems to Dr. Johnson; though I well know that one of his pointed sarcasms, if he should happen to be displeased, would soon find its way into all...nevertheless, if I am in any degree a judge of verse, a man of truly poetical ability; careless, indeed, for the most part, and inattentive too to those niceties... | |
 | John Wilson Croker - 1836 - 656 oldal
...my poems to Dr. Johnson ; though I well know that one of his pointed sarcasms, if he should happen to be displeased, would soon find its way into all...deal, and that sometimes thinks religiously : but (1 ) [This and the three following are from Cowper's "Private Correspondence," 9 voli. 8vo. 1824.]... | |
 | William Cowper - 1836 - 384 oldal
...conveying a copy to Dr. Johnson ; though I well know that one of his pointed sarcasms, if he should happen to be displeased, would soon find its way into all...sale. He writes, indeed, like a man that thinks a grett deal, and that sometimes thinks religiously : but report informs me that he has been severe enough... | |
 | William Cowper - 1836 - 372 oldal
...propriety, " though I well know," said he, " that one of his pointed sarcasms, if he should happen to be displeased, would soon find its way into all companies, and spoil the sale. Whatever faults I may be chargeable with as a poet, I cannot accuse myself of negligence. I never suffer... | |
 | Robert Southey - 1839 - 352 oldal
...propriety, " though I well know," said he, " that one of his pointed sarcasms, if he should happen to be displeased, would soon find its way into all companies, and spoil the sale. Whatever faults I may be chargeable with as a poet, I cannot accuse myself of negligence. I never suffer... | |
 | Robert Southey - 1839 - 354 oldal
...propriety, " though I well know," said he, " that one of his pointed sarcasms, if he should happen to be displeased, would soon find its way into all companies, and spoil the sale. Whatever faults I may be chargeable with as a poet, I cannot accuse myself of negligence. I never suffer... | |
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Johnson; though I well know that one of his pointed sarcasms, if he should happen to be displeased, would soon find its way into all companies, and spoil the sale. He writes indeed like a man that thinks a great deal, and that sometimes thinks religiously:... 
