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When Sir Joshua observed to Johnson that he seemed very desirous to see Pope's note , he answered , ' Who would not ... The infirmity to which Mr. Pope alludes appeared to me also , as I have elsewhere l observed , to be of the ...
When Sir Joshua observed to Johnson that he seemed very desirous to see Pope's note , he answered , ' Who would not ... The infirmity to which Mr. Pope alludes appeared to me also , as I have elsewhere l observed , to be of the ...
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Some of them , however , he observed , were too gross for imitation . The profits of a single poem , however excellent , appear to have been very small in the last reign , compared with what a publication of the same size has since been ...
Some of them , however , he observed , were too gross for imitation . The profits of a single poem , however excellent , appear to have been very small in the last reign , compared with what a publication of the same size has since been ...
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This , as Dr. Adams well observed , was one of those happy turns for which he was so remarkably ready . Johnson having now explicitly avowed his opinion of Lord Chesterfield , did not refrain from expressing himself concerning that ...
This , as Dr. Adams well observed , was one of those happy turns for which he was so remarkably ready . Johnson having now explicitly avowed his opinion of Lord Chesterfield , did not refrain from expressing himself concerning that ...
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