Anecdotes of Samuel JohnsonUniversity Press, 1932 - 196 oldal |
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viii. oldal
... Doctors Commons and afterwards Master of Trinity Hall . John Salusbury's treatment of Dr Marriott as a possible son ... Doctor Johnson and Mrs Thrale , p.105 . and himself planning a second marriage ) returned from London viii INTRODUCTION.
... Doctors Commons and afterwards Master of Trinity Hall . John Salusbury's treatment of Dr Marriott as a possible son ... Doctor Johnson and Mrs Thrale , p.105 . and himself planning a second marriage ) returned from London viii INTRODUCTION.
63. oldal
... Doctor very loud ) and suddenly turned away from them both . Though Mr. Johnson had but little reverence either for talents or fortune , when he found them unsupported by virtue ; yet it was sufficient to tell him a man was very pious ...
... Doctor very loud ) and suddenly turned away from them both . Though Mr. Johnson had but little reverence either for talents or fortune , when he found them unsupported by virtue ; yet it was sufficient to tell him a man was very pious ...
139. oldal
... Doctor in a cheerful tone ) , hats are of no use now , as you say , except to throw up in the air and huzza with ; " accompanying his words with the true election halloo . But it was never against people of coarse life that his contempt ...
... Doctor in a cheerful tone ) , hats are of no use now , as you say , except to throw up in the air and huzza with ; " accompanying his words with the true election halloo . But it was never against people of coarse life that his contempt ...
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