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... Streatham, and after drinking chocolate at General Paoli's in South Audley Street, we proceeded to Lord Marchmont's in Curzon Street. His Lordship met us at the door of his library, and with great politeness said to Johnson, “I am not ...
... Streatham, and after drinking chocolate at General Paoli's in South Audley Street, we proceeded to Lord Marchmont's in Curzon Street. His Lordship met us at the door of his library, and with great politeness said to Johnson, “I am not ...
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... STREATHAM, Sept. 9, 1779. My readers will not be displeased at being told every slight circumstance of the manner in which Dr. Johnson contrived to amuse his solitary hours. He sometimes employed himself in chemistry, sometimes in ...
... STREATHAM, Sept. 9, 1779. My readers will not be displeased at being told every slight circumstance of the manner in which Dr. Johnson contrived to amuse his solitary hours. He sometimes employed himself in chemistry, sometimes in ...
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... Streatham, ii. 147; last visit to Streatham, 399; stays with Mrs. Thrale in Argyll St., 401; his grief at Mrs. Thrale's engagement to Piozzi, 515; presides at Club on Mondays, i. 299; has an interview with the King in the Royal Library ...
... Streatham, ii. 147; last visit to Streatham, 399; stays with Mrs. Thrale in Argyll St., 401; his grief at Mrs. Thrale's engagement to Piozzi, 515; presides at Club on Mondays, i. 299; has an interview with the King in the Royal Library ...
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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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