The Reader's Johnson: A Representative Selection from His WritingsAmerican book Company, 1940 - 618 oldal |
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... performance an air of directness and effortless- ness that is one of its attractive features . Between the years ... performances . Interruptions , weari- ness , and at times indifference were responsible for un- evenness and instances ...
... performance an air of directness and effortless- ness that is one of its attractive features . Between the years ... performances . Interruptions , weari- ness , and at times indifference were responsible for un- evenness and instances ...
352. oldal
A Representative Selection from His Writings Samuel Johnson Carey Herbert Conley. Every man's performances , to be ... performance , curiosity is always busy to discover the instruments , as well as to survey the workmanship , to know ...
A Representative Selection from His Writings Samuel Johnson Carey Herbert Conley. Every man's performances , to be ... performance , curiosity is always busy to discover the instruments , as well as to survey the workmanship , to know ...
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... performance , never testified any curiosity to see him and who professed to have forgot- ten the terms on which he worked . The terms which Fenton uses are very mercantile : " I think at first sight that his performance is very ...
... performance , never testified any curiosity to see him and who professed to have forgot- ten the terms on which he worked . The terms which Fenton uses are very mercantile : " I think at first sight that his performance is very ...
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Preface iii | 1 |
Bibliography | 59 |
Chronological Table | 65 |
Copyright | |
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