Boswell's Life of Johnson, 6. kötetA. Constable and Company, 1903 |
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... particular recommended to us to explore Wapping , which we resolved to do.1 Mr. Lowe , the painter , who was with him , was very much distressed that a large picture which he had painted was refused to be received into the Exhibition of ...
... particular recommended to us to explore Wapping , which we resolved to do.1 Mr. Lowe , the painter , who was with him , was very much distressed that a large picture which he had painted was refused to be received into the Exhibition of ...
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... particular exercises of religion - fasting , humi- liation , and prayer . On a sudden he obtained extra- ordinary relief , for which he looked up to Heaven with grateful devotion . He made no direct inference from this fact ; but from ...
... particular exercises of religion - fasting , humi- liation , and prayer . On a sudden he obtained extra- ordinary relief , for which he looked up to Heaven with grateful devotion . He made no direct inference from this fact ; but from ...
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... particular instances of it . ' In confirmation of my sentiments , I am also happy to quote that sensible and elegant writer , Mr. Melmoth , in Letter VIII . of his collec- tion , published under the name of Fitzosborne . We may safely ...
... particular instances of it . ' In confirmation of my sentiments , I am also happy to quote that sensible and elegant writer , Mr. Melmoth , in Letter VIII . of his collec- tion , published under the name of Fitzosborne . We may safely ...
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