Anecdotes of Samuel JohnsonUniversity Press, 1932 - 196 oldal |
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36. oldal
... give away literary performances , or even to sell them too cheaply : the next generation shall not accuse me ( added he ) of beating down the price of literature : one hates , besides , ever to give that which one has been accustomed to ...
... give away literary performances , or even to sell them too cheaply : the next generation shall not accuse me ( added he ) of beating down the price of literature : one hates , besides , ever to give that which one has been accustomed to ...
51. oldal
... give Mr. Langton , with a promise not to retain a copy . I concluded he knew why , so never enquired the reason . He had the greatest possible value for Mr. Langton , of whose virtue and learning he delighted to talk in very exalted ...
... give Mr. Langton , with a promise not to retain a copy . I concluded he knew why , so never enquired the reason . He had the greatest possible value for Mr. Langton , of whose virtue and learning he delighted to talk in very exalted ...
148. oldal
Hester Lynch Piozzi Sydney Castle Roberts. 1 give me time for . " No , no , replied the gentleman gaily , the book I have ... give way to the natural roughness of his temper . " You would do well ( said he ) to look for some person to be ...
Hester Lynch Piozzi Sydney Castle Roberts. 1 give me time for . " No , no , replied the gentleman gaily , the book I have ... give way to the natural roughness of his temper . " You would do well ( said he ) to look for some person to be ...
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