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Since my work was announced several Lives and Memoirs of Dr. Johnson have been published , the most voluminous of which is one compiled for the booksellers of London , by Sir John Hawkins , Knight , a man whom , during my long intimacy ...
Since my work was announced several Lives and Memoirs of Dr. Johnson have been published , the most voluminous of which is one compiled for the booksellers of London , by Sir John Hawkins , Knight , a man whom , during my long intimacy ...
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1 bread , his visit to St. John's Gate naturally brought Johnson and him together . 1 It is melancholy to reflect that Johnson and Savage were sometimes in such extreme indigence ? that they could not pay for a lodging ; so that they ...
1 bread , his visit to St. John's Gate naturally brought Johnson and him together . 1 It is melancholy to reflect that Johnson and Savage were sometimes in such extreme indigence ? that they could not pay for a lodging ; so that they ...
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The members associated with him in this little society were his beloved friend Dr. Richard Bathurst , Mr. Hawkesworth , afterwards well known by his writings , Mr. John Hawkins , an attorney , ' and a few others of different professions ...
The members associated with him in this little society were his beloved friend Dr. Richard Bathurst , Mr. Hawkesworth , afterwards well known by his writings , Mr. John Hawkins , an attorney , ' and a few others of different professions ...
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