Johnsonian Miscellanies, Volume 2George Birkbeck Norman Hill Barnes & Noble, 1966 - 488 pages |
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... acquaintance was sought by persons of the first eminence in literature ; and his house , in respect of the con- versations there , became an academy . One person , in par- ticular , who seems , for a great part of his life , to have ...
... acquaintance was sought by persons of the first eminence in literature ; and his house , in respect of the con- versations there , became an academy . One person , in par- ticular , who seems , for a great part of his life , to have ...
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... acquaintance acquaintance , the information of which was grateful to the by Thomas Tyers . 339.
... acquaintance acquaintance , the information of which was grateful to the by Thomas Tyers . 339.
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George Birkbeck Norman Hill. acquaintance , the information of which was grateful to the Doctor . It may probably be engraved ... acquaintance with the late Bishop Green , then an usher at Lichfield ' , and In the Gentleman's Magazine for ...
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Apophthegms c from Hawkinss Edition of Johnsons Works | 21 |
Anecdotes from the Rev Dr Thomas Campbells Diary of a Visit | 39 |
Anecdotes from Penningtons Memoirs of Mrs Carter | 58 |
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