The Stylistic Life of Samuel JohnsonRutgers University Press, 1977 - 139 oldal |
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... suggest , could call forth Baker's serene addition . It is a life assumed to be so monolithic that Johnson can refer ... suggested is common , though it is usually more decisively resolved . Like Johnson , Emerson was a moral essayist ...
... suggest , could call forth Baker's serene addition . It is a life assumed to be so monolithic that Johnson can refer ... suggested is common , though it is usually more decisively resolved . Like Johnson , Emerson was a moral essayist ...
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... suggest , is the greatness of Boswell's book , and although that is certainly not the only source of evidence about " The Man , " it is doubtful whether the other evidence would exist or at least be known to twentieth- century readers ...
... suggest , is the greatness of Boswell's book , and although that is certainly not the only source of evidence about " The Man , " it is doubtful whether the other evidence would exist or at least be known to twentieth- century readers ...
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... suggests thereby the magnitude of its opposite , the wordless terror of a stroke . The prayer for understanding of ... suggesting by a kind of disdain just how unamenable to words that experi- ence might be , that I feel as Boswell did ...
... suggests thereby the magnitude of its opposite , the wordless terror of a stroke . The prayer for understanding of ... suggesting by a kind of disdain just how unamenable to words that experi- ence might be , that I feel as Boswell did ...
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