GarrickFaber & Faber, 1948 - 324 oldal |
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21. oldal
... suggested that if his father could possibly send Mr. Walmes- ley a little wine from Gibraltar , he was sure that it would be taken as a particular favour . Mrs. Garrick noticed Walmesley's partiality for her son with growing ...
... suggested that if his father could possibly send Mr. Walmes- ley a little wine from Gibraltar , he was sure that it would be taken as a particular favour . Mrs. Garrick noticed Walmesley's partiality for her son with growing ...
217. oldal
... suggested to his fellow - burgesses while visiting Stratford later that May , to make the opening of the new hall ... suggests some measure of co - operation from him . If so , it was unwillingly given ; he grudged the expense for what ...
... suggested to his fellow - burgesses while visiting Stratford later that May , to make the opening of the new hall ... suggests some measure of co - operation from him . If so , it was unwillingly given ; he grudged the expense for what ...
250. oldal
... suggest that he was not completely sane . He had already libelled Goldsmith who , after thrashing the wrong man by mistake , took no further steps when he discovered the truth . Johnson had not deigned to defend himself against ...
... suggest that he was not completely sane . He had already libelled Goldsmith who , after thrashing the wrong man by mistake , took no further steps when he discovered the truth . Johnson had not deigned to defend himself against ...
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A CHRONOLOGICAL GUIDE | 13 |
LICHFIELD | 15 |
DURHAM YARD | 28 |
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