The Stylistic Life of Samuel JohnsonRutgers University Press, 1977 - 139 oldal |
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48. oldal
... social subordination seem to be ridiculed by Johnson as ada- mantly as he later defended them . This aspect of the pamphlet led to its being reprinted late in Johnson's life with notes which referred to his later political expressions ...
... social subordination seem to be ridiculed by Johnson as ada- mantly as he later defended them . This aspect of the pamphlet led to its being reprinted late in Johnson's life with notes which referred to his later political expressions ...
128. oldal
... social comforts drop away , By sudden blasts , or slow decline , As on we toil from day to day Condemned to hope's ... social com- forts " or , what is also implied , that he associates the trivial im- portance of social comforts with ...
... social comforts drop away , By sudden blasts , or slow decline , As on we toil from day to day Condemned to hope's ... social com- forts " or , what is also implied , that he associates the trivial im- portance of social comforts with ...
129. oldal
... social comforts , " but in its initial , more important terms . The grander , more sol- emn manner seems recovered , and the vigor of the speaker's imperative " see " becomes a recovered strength . At the same time , Levet gains in ...
... social comforts , " but in its initial , more important terms . The grander , more sol- emn manner seems recovered , and the vigor of the speaker's imperative " see " becomes a recovered strength . At the same time , Levet gains in ...
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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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