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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THOUGH I am well enough pleased with the taste of sweetmeats , very little of the pleasure which I received at the arrival of your jar of marmalade arose from eating it . I received it as a token of friendship , as a proof of ...
THOUGH I am well enough pleased with the taste of sweetmeats , very little of the pleasure which I received at the arrival of your jar of marmalade arose from eating it . I received it as a token of friendship , as a proof of ...
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I afterwards received a much higher price for my writings . An authour should sell his first work for what the booksellers will give , till it shall appear whether he is an authour of merit , or , which is the same thing as to purchase ...
I afterwards received a much higher price for my writings . An authour should sell his first work for what the booksellers will give , till it shall appear whether he is an authour of merit , or , which is the same thing as to purchase ...
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From Mr. Langton I received soon after this time a letter , of which I extract a passage , relative both to Mr. Beauclerk and Dr. Johnson . ' The melancholy information you have received concerning Mr. Beauclerk's death is true .
From Mr. Langton I received soon after this time a letter , of which I extract a passage , relative both to Mr. Beauclerk and Dr. Johnson . ' The melancholy information you have received concerning Mr. Beauclerk's death is true .
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