Boswell's Life of Johnson, Together with Boswell's Journal of a Tour of the Hebride and Johnson's Diary of a Journey Into North Wales, 3. kötetClarendon Press, 1934 |
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384. oldal
... Beauclerk 3 , which having made much noise at the time , I think it proper , in order to prevent any future misrepresentation , to give a minute account of it . In talking of Hackman , Johnson argued , as Judge Blackstone had done ...
... Beauclerk 3 , which having made much noise at the time , I think it proper , in order to prevent any future misrepresentation , to give a minute account of it . In talking of Hackman , Johnson argued , as Judge Blackstone had done ...
385. oldal
... BEAUCLERK . Because you began by being uncivil , ( which you always are . ) ' The words in paren- thesis were , I believe , not heard by Dr. Johnson . Here again there was a cessation of arms . Johnson told me , that the reason why he ...
... BEAUCLERK . Because you began by being uncivil , ( which you always are . ) ' The words in paren- thesis were , I believe , not heard by Dr. Johnson . Here again there was a cessation of arms . Johnson told me , that the reason why he ...
390. oldal
... BEAUCLERK . I remember , Sir , you said that Taylor was an instance how far impudence could carry ignorance . ' Mr. Beauclerk was very entertaining this day , and told us a number of short stories in a lively elegant manner , and with ...
... BEAUCLERK . I remember , Sir , you said that Taylor was an instance how far impudence could carry ignorance . ' Mr. Beauclerk was very entertaining this day , and told us a number of short stories in a lively elegant manner , and with ...
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