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60. oldal
By this method , your literary article , for so it might be called , will , he thinks , be better recommended to the public than by low jests , awkward buffoonery , or the dull scurrilities of either ...
By this method , your literary article , for so it might be called , will , he thinks , be better recommended to the public than by low jests , awkward buffoonery , or the dull scurrilities of either ...
224. oldal
... grace the titlepage of his Dictionary ; and his character in the literary world being by this time deservedly high , his friends thought that , if proper exertions were made , the University of Oxford would pay him the compliment .
... grace the titlepage of his Dictionary ; and his character in the literary world being by this time deservedly high , his friends thought that , if proper exertions were made , the University of Oxford would pay him the compliment .
232. oldal
a Dr. Adams told me , that this scheme of a Bibliothèque was a serious one ; for upon his visiting him one day , he found his parlour floor covered with parcels of foreign and English literary journals , and he told Dr. Adams he meant ...
a Dr. Adams told me , that this scheme of a Bibliothèque was a serious one ; for upon his visiting him one day , he found his parlour floor covered with parcels of foreign and English literary journals , and he told Dr. Adams he meant ...
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