Anecdotes of Samuel JohnsonUniversity Press, 1932 - 196 oldal |
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39. oldal
... London in all the wrath he could muster up . At his return I asked how the affair ended : " Why ( said he ) , I was a fierce fellow , and pretended to be very angry , and Thomas was a good - natured fellow , and pretended to be very ...
... London in all the wrath he could muster up . At his return I asked how the affair ended : " Why ( said he ) , I was a fierce fellow , and pretended to be very angry , and Thomas was a good - natured fellow , and pretended to be very ...
151. oldal
... London , and brought them full satisfaction concerning the writer , who from his own knowledge of general manners , quickened by a vigorous and warm imagination , had happily delineated , though unknown to himself , the mem- bers of the ...
... London , and brought them full satisfaction concerning the writer , who from his own knowledge of general manners , quickened by a vigorous and warm imagination , had happily delineated , though unknown to himself , the mem- bers of the ...
186. oldal
... London or its vicinage . I had been crossed in my intentions of going abroad , and found it con- venient , for every reason of health , peace , and pecuniary circumstances , to retire to Bath , where I knew Mr. Johnson would not follow ...
... London or its vicinage . I had been crossed in my intentions of going abroad , and found it con- venient , for every reason of health , peace , and pecuniary circumstances , to retire to Bath , where I knew Mr. Johnson would not follow ...
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