Boswell's Life of Johnson: LifeClarendon Press, 1887 |
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... never shewn him before . Indeed he told me him- self that he thought the better of Mr. Pepys for all that had passed . ' Ib . p . 82. Miss Burney , in Dec. 1783 , described the quarrel to Mr. Cambridge : - " I never saw Dr. Johnson ...
... never shewn him before . Indeed he told me him- self that he thought the better of Mr. Pepys for all that had passed . ' Ib . p . 82. Miss Burney , in Dec. 1783 , described the quarrel to Mr. Cambridge : - " I never saw Dr. Johnson ...
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... never talked with any freedom in the presence of Dr. Johnson ' , though it is well known , and I myself can wit- ness , that his conversation is various , fluent , and exceeding- ly agreeable . Johnson's own experience , however , of ...
... never talked with any freedom in the presence of Dr. Johnson ' , though it is well known , and I myself can wit- ness , that his conversation is various , fluent , and exceeding- ly agreeable . Johnson's own experience , however , of ...
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... never to use his pencil on a Sunday ' . Sir Joshua readily acquiesced ' . 1 6.66 Les morts n'écrivent point , " says Madame de Maintenon . ' Hannah More's Memoirs , i . 233. The note that Johnson received ' was , ' says Mr. Hoole ...
... never to use his pencil on a Sunday ' . Sir Joshua readily acquiesced ' . 1 6.66 Les morts n'écrivent point , " says Madame de Maintenon . ' Hannah More's Memoirs , i . 233. The note that Johnson received ' was , ' says Mr. Hoole ...
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