The Stylistic Life of Samuel JohnsonRutgers University Press, 1977 - 139 oldal |
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109. oldal
... speaker and made slow , apparently , only because of third forces interposing between the speaker and the " favours " assumed to be justly due to " worth . " The favors imagined are all monetary , and since " worth " in the person of ...
... speaker and made slow , apparently , only because of third forces interposing between the speaker and the " favours " assumed to be justly due to " worth . " The favors imagined are all monetary , and since " worth " in the person of ...
115. oldal
... speaker , as it were , by placing him so far above his material as to deprecate any special relation of himself to it . It is pretended , for example , that not the speaker but " obser- vation " surveys “ mankind ” ; and observation's ...
... speaker , as it were , by placing him so far above his material as to deprecate any special relation of himself to it . It is pretended , for example , that not the speaker but " obser- vation " surveys “ mankind ” ; and observation's ...
130. oldal
... speaker seems to imply : " Those virtues I have listed do indeed seem rather unremarkable , ' yet ' Levet even so ( ' still ' ) fills affec- tion's eye , and there must be reasons for it that I haven't fully accounted for by listing ...
... speaker seems to imply : " Those virtues I have listed do indeed seem rather unremarkable , ' yet ' Levet even so ( ' still ' ) fills affec- tion's eye , and there must be reasons for it that I haven't fully accounted for by listing ...
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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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