The Poetical Works of S. Johnson: With the Life of the AuthorC. Cooke - 84 oldal |
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... Lord , and fpurned his profered patronage , in the following letter , which is worthy of being preserved , as it affords the nobleft leffon to both patrons and authors that ftands upon record in the annals of literary history . I have ...
... Lord , and fpurned his profered patronage , in the following letter , which is worthy of being preserved , as it affords the nobleft leffon to both patrons and authors that ftands upon record in the annals of literary history . I have ...
15. oldal
... Lord , your's , & c . & c . Johnson however acknowledged , to a friend , that he once received ten pounds from Lord Chefte field ; but as that was so inconfiderable a fum , he thought the mention of it could not properly find place in a ...
... Lord , your's , & c . & c . Johnson however acknowledged , to a friend , that he once received ten pounds from Lord Chefte field ; but as that was so inconfiderable a fum , he thought the mention of it could not properly find place in a ...
7. oldal
... Lord's patronage , the author imagines it is no less than fean- dalum magnatum to diflike it , especially if he thinks fit to tell the world that this fime Lord is a perion of wonderful wit and understanding , a notable judge of poetry ...
... Lord's patronage , the author imagines it is no less than fean- dalum magnatum to diflike it , especially if he thinks fit to tell the world that this fime Lord is a perion of wonderful wit and understanding , a notable judge of poetry ...
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