Boswell's Life of Johnson: Together with Boswell's Journal of a Tour to the Hebrides and Johnson's Diary of a Journey Into North Wales, 3. kötet |
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435 - The Methodists , so called , heartily thank Brother Louis for his Declaration , as they count it no honour to be in any connexion either with him or his Brethren . ' 2 Since they have been so much honoured by Dr. Johnson I shall ...
435 - The Methodists , so called , heartily thank Brother Louis for his Declaration , as they count it no honour to be in any connexion either with him or his Brethren . ' 2 Since they have been so much honoured by Dr. Johnson I shall ...
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Dr. Blair's Sermons are now universally commended ; but let him . think that I had the honour of first finding and first praising his excellencies . I did not stay to add my voice to that of the publick 1 .
Dr. Blair's Sermons are now universally commended ; but let him . think that I had the honour of first finding and first praising his excellencies . I did not stay to add my voice to that of the publick 1 .
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Mr. Burke , whose orderly and amiable domestick habits might make the eye of observation less irksome to him than to most men , said once very pleasantly , in my hearing , ' Though I have the honour to represent Bristol , I should not ...
Mr. Burke , whose orderly and amiable domestick habits might make the eye of observation less irksome to him than to most men , said once very pleasantly , in my hearing , ' Though I have the honour to represent Bristol , I should not ...
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