Boswell's Life of Johnson, 1. kötetA. Constable and Company, 1903 |
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... genius for portraiture , coupled with that infinite capacity for taking pains which is found allied to genius so often that it has sometimes been mistaken for it . That Boswell loved Johnson is plain enough , but that he loved himself ...
... genius for portraiture , coupled with that infinite capacity for taking pains which is found allied to genius so often that it has sometimes been mistaken for it . That Boswell loved Johnson is plain enough , but that he loved himself ...
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... genius , both in his school exer- cises and in other occasional compositions . Of these I have obtained a considerable collection , by the favour of Mr. Wentworth , son of one of his masters , and of Mr. Hector , his schoolfellow and ...
... genius , both in his school exer- cises and in other occasional compositions . Of these I have obtained a considerable collection , by the favour of Mr. Wentworth , son of one of his masters , and of Mr. Hector , his schoolfellow and ...
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... Genius at this elf displeased , With a strong critic grasp the urchin squeezed . For thirty years its coward spleen it kept , Till in the dust the mighty Genius slept ; Then stunk and fretted in expiring snuff , And blink'd at Johnson ...
... Genius at this elf displeased , With a strong critic grasp the urchin squeezed . For thirty years its coward spleen it kept , Till in the dust the mighty Genius slept ; Then stunk and fretted in expiring snuff , And blink'd at Johnson ...
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