Boswell's Life of Johnson, 1. kötetDodge Publishing Company, 1896 - 6 oldal |
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... suppose that his having been thus accidentally led to a particular study of the history and manners of Abyssinia , was the remote occasion of his writing , many years afterwards , his admirable philo- sophical tale , the principal scene ...
... suppose that his having been thus accidentally led to a particular study of the history and manners of Abyssinia , was the remote occasion of his writing , many years afterwards , his admirable philo- sophical tale , the principal scene ...
225. oldal
... suppose writing is very troublesome to him . That man is no common loss . The moralists all talk of the uncertainty of fortune , and the transitoriness of beauty : but it is yet more dreadful to consider that the powers of the mind are ...
... suppose writing is very troublesome to him . That man is no common loss . The moralists all talk of the uncertainty of fortune , and the transitoriness of beauty : but it is yet more dreadful to consider that the powers of the mind are ...
256. oldal
... , con amore : I suppose no person ever enjoyed with more relish the infusion of that fragrant leaf than Johnson . The quantities which he drank of it 256 [ 1756 LIFE OF DR . JOHNSON kind; and as soon as they became rich, ...
... , con amore : I suppose no person ever enjoyed with more relish the infusion of that fragrant leaf than Johnson . The quantities which he drank of it 256 [ 1756 LIFE OF DR . JOHNSON kind; and as soon as they became rich, ...
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