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... Ashbourne, and I purpose to make Dr. Taylor invite you. If you live awhile with me at his house, we shall have much time to ourselves, and our stay will be no expense to us or him. I shall leave London the 28th ; and after some stay at ...
... Ashbourne, and I purpose to make Dr. Taylor invite you. If you live awhile with me at his house, we shall have much time to ourselves, and our stay will be no expense to us or him. I shall leave London the 28th ; and after some stay at ...
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... Ashbourne. I am ever, your most faithful humble servant, JAMES Boswell. To JAMES Boswell, ESQ. DEAR SIR: I write to ... ASHBOURNE, Sept. 11, 1777. On Sunday evening, Sept. 14, I arrived at Ashbourne, and drove directly up to Dr. Taylor's ...
... Ashbourne. I am ever, your most faithful humble servant, JAMES Boswell. To JAMES Boswell, ESQ. DEAR SIR: I write to ... ASHBOURNE, Sept. 11, 1777. On Sunday evening, Sept. 14, I arrived at Ashbourne, and drove directly up to Dr. Taylor's ...
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... ASHBOURNE, Aug. 19, 1784. TO MR. CRUIKSHANK. DEAR SIR: Do not suppose that I forget you; I hope I shall never be accused of forgetting my benefactors. I had, till lately, nothing to write but complaints upon complaints, of miseries upon ...
... ASHBOURNE, Aug. 19, 1784. TO MR. CRUIKSHANK. DEAR SIR: Do not suppose that I forget you; I hope I shall never be accused of forgetting my benefactors. I had, till lately, nothing to write but complaints upon complaints, of miseries upon ...
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Boswell's Life of Johnson (Volume 1 of 3) (EasyRead Super Large 18pt Edition) James Boswell Korlátozott előnézet - 1962 |
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