Anecdotes of Samuel JohnsonUniversity Press, 1932 - 196 oldal |
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... fellow ? I always thought very well of M- -n for a Cam- bridge man ; he is , I believe , a mighty blameless character . " Such tricks were , however , the more unpardonable in Mr. Johnson , because no one could harangue like him about ...
... fellow ? I always thought very well of M- -n for a Cam- bridge man ; he is , I believe , a mighty blameless character . " Such tricks were , however , the more unpardonable in Mr. Johnson , because no one could harangue like him about ...
39. oldal
... fellow , and pretended to be very angry , and Thomas was a good - natured fellow , and pretended to be very sorry : so there the matter ended : I believe the dog loves me dearly . Mr. Thrale ( turning to my husband ) , what shall you ...
... fellow , and pretended to be very angry , and Thomas was a good - natured fellow , and pretended to be very sorry : so there the matter ended : I believe the dog loves me dearly . Mr. Thrale ( turning to my husband ) , what shall you ...
139. oldal
... fellow , who had plagued us all for nine or ten months , died at last consumptive : " I think ( said Mr. John- son when he heard the news ) , I am afraid , I should have been more concerned for the death of the dog ; but- ( hesitating a ...
... fellow , who had plagued us all for nine or ten months , died at last consumptive : " I think ( said Mr. John- son when he heard the news ) , I am afraid , I should have been more concerned for the death of the dog ; but- ( hesitating a ...
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