Boswell's Life of Johnson, 1. kötetT.Y. Crowell, 1911 |
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xi. oldal
... true that we laugh at Boswell as often as we laugh with him . It is true that if he had not been willing to spare himself no more than he spared his friends his work would have lost much of its enter- tainment ; for though some of the ...
... true that we laugh at Boswell as often as we laugh with him . It is true that if he had not been willing to spare himself no more than he spared his friends his work would have lost much of its enter- tainment ; for though some of the ...
477. oldal
... true - born Englishman , so as to have entertained an undue prejudice against both the country and the people of Scotland , must be allowed . But it was a prejudice of the head , and not of the heart . He had no ill will to the Scotch ...
... true - born Englishman , so as to have entertained an undue prejudice against both the country and the people of Scotland , must be allowed . But it was a prejudice of the head , and not of the heart . He had no ill will to the Scotch ...
550. oldal
... true , you may join with your father . " " Further consideration produces another conclusion : He who receives a fief unlimited by his ancestors , gives his heirs some reason to complain , if he does not transmit it unlimited to ...
... true , you may join with your father . " " Further consideration produces another conclusion : He who receives a fief unlimited by his ancestors , gives his heirs some reason to complain , if he does not transmit it unlimited to ...
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