Boswell's Life of Johnson, 1. kötetThomas Y. Crowell, 1892 - 526 oldal |
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257. oldal
... mentioned , Johnson said , Why , Sir , he is a man of good parts , but being originally poor , he has got a love of mean company and low jocularity ; a very bad thing , Sir . To laugh is good , as to talk is good . But you ought no more ...
... mentioned , Johnson said , Why , Sir , he is a man of good parts , but being originally poor , he has got a love of mean company and low jocularity ; a very bad thing , Sir . To laugh is good , as to talk is good . But you ought no more ...
285. oldal
... mentioned to Johnson , he accepted an invitation to dinner at Thrale's , and was so much pleased with his reception , both by Mr. and Mrs. Thrale , and they so much pleased with him , that his invitations to their house were more and ...
... mentioned to Johnson , he accepted an invitation to dinner at Thrale's , and was so much pleased with his reception , both by Mr. and Mrs. Thrale , and they so much pleased with him , that his invitations to their house were more and ...
570. oldal
... mentioned Mr. Burke . JOHNSON : " Yes ; Burke is an extraor- dinary man . His stream of mind is perpetual . " It is very pleas- ing to me to record , that Johnson's high estimation of the talents of this gentleman was uniform from their ...
... mentioned Mr. Burke . JOHNSON : " Yes ; Burke is an extraor- dinary man . His stream of mind is perpetual . " It is very pleas- ing to me to record , that Johnson's high estimation of the talents of this gentleman was uniform from their ...
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