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That a man in Mr. Michael Johnson's circum . stances should think of sending his son to the expensive University of Oxford , at his own charge , seems very improbable . The subject was too delicate to question Johnson upon ; but I have ...
That a man in Mr. Michael Johnson's circum . stances should think of sending his son to the expensive University of Oxford , at his own charge , seems very improbable . The subject was too delicate to question Johnson upon ; but I have ...
220. oldal
Of his conversation while at Oxford at this time Mr. Warton preserved and communicated to me the following memorial , which , though not written with all the care and attention which that learned and elegant writer bestowed on those ...
Of his conversation while at Oxford at this time Mr. Warton preserved and communicated to me the following memorial , which , though not written with all the care and attention which that learned and elegant writer bestowed on those ...
222. oldal
As we returned to Oxford in the evening I outwalked Johnson , and he cried out Suflamina , a Latin word which came from his mouth with peculiar grace , and was as much as to say , “ Put on your drag chain . ” Before we got home I again ...
As we returned to Oxford in the evening I outwalked Johnson , and he cried out Suflamina , a Latin word which came from his mouth with peculiar grace , and was as much as to say , “ Put on your drag chain . ” Before we got home I again ...
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