Samuel JohnsonTwayne Publishers, 1989 - 206 oldal Provides in-depth analysis of the life, works, career, and critical importance of Samuel Johnson. |
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... Boswell's Life of Johnson remains a great work of art , with which every educated person should be acquainted , the time is long past when any- one takes seriously the old quip that Johnson lives only because Boswell knew him . " The ...
... Boswell's Life of Johnson remains a great work of art , with which every educated person should be acquainted , the time is long past when any- one takes seriously the old quip that Johnson lives only because Boswell knew him . " The ...
xii. oldal
... Boswell was in Johnson's company . This period , it has been cal- culated , was a total of only 425 days in all , a quarter of these during their joint trip to the Hebrides in 1773 , 1 for Boswell lived in Edinburgh and came to London ...
... Boswell was in Johnson's company . This period , it has been cal- culated , was a total of only 425 days in all , a quarter of these during their joint trip to the Hebrides in 1773 , 1 for Boswell lived in Edinburgh and came to London ...
130. oldal
... Boswell tempted him , old as he was and rugged and indeed dangerous as the expedition was , to tour the Highlands of Scotland , only recently " pacified " after the 1745 rebellion and , as Johnson says , " To the southern inhabitants of ...
... Boswell tempted him , old as he was and rugged and indeed dangerous as the expedition was , to tour the Highlands of Scotland , only recently " pacified " after the 1745 rebellion and , as Johnson says , " To the southern inhabitants of ...
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