The Stylistic Life of Samuel JohnsonRutgers University Press, 1977 - 139 oldal |
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... live better for having read the book . For the biographer's part , as Johnson goes on to say , all that is needed is a " judicious and faithful narrative . ” Admittedly there are few who can achieve it , since " if the biographer writes ...
... live better for having read the book . For the biographer's part , as Johnson goes on to say , all that is needed is a " judicious and faithful narrative . ” Admittedly there are few who can achieve it , since " if the biographer writes ...
30. oldal
... live according to the exact- est Rules of Frugality ; for nothing was in his Opinion more contemptible than a Man , who , when he knew his Income , exceeded it , and yet he confessed that instances of such Folly , were too common , and ...
... live according to the exact- est Rules of Frugality ; for nothing was in his Opinion more contemptible than a Man , who , when he knew his Income , exceeded it , and yet he confessed that instances of such Folly , were too common , and ...
113. oldal
... live . His economic worth in that world would advance only by his defining his worth to the literary world through a demonstration of his ability to manage its conventions . This meant scorning economic worth in his poetry , something ...
... live . His economic worth in that world would advance only by his defining his worth to the literary world through a demonstration of his ability to manage its conventions . This meant scorning economic worth in his poetry , something ...
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Reading Johnson in Time | 1 |
Johnson and The Life of Savage | 19 |
Learning to Write Dick Minim | 43 |
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