Johnsonian Miscellanies, Volume 2George Birkbeck Norman Hill Barnes & Noble, 1966 - 488 pages |
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... took a lesson but one or two , my blind eyes showed me I could never make a proficiency . ' Boswell led him to give his opinion of Gray , he said there were but two good stanzas in all his works , viz . , the elegy . Boswell desirous of ...
... took a lesson but one or two , my blind eyes showed me I could never make a proficiency . ' Boswell led him to give his opinion of Gray , he said there were but two good stanzas in all his works , viz . , the elegy . Boswell desirous of ...
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... took place ; and Dr. Johnson then took Levett home , where he continued till his death , which happened suddenly , without pain , Jan. 17 , 1782. His vanity in supposing that a young woman of family and fortune should be enamoured of ...
... took place ; and Dr. Johnson then took Levett home , where he continued till his death , which happened suddenly , without pain , Jan. 17 , 1782. His vanity in supposing that a young woman of family and fortune should be enamoured of ...
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... took his leave . Mr. Sastres came next into the dining - room , where I was with Mrs. Hoole . Dr. Johnson hearing that Mrs. Hoole was in the next room , desired to see her . He received her with great affection , took her by the hand ...
... took his leave . Mr. Sastres came next into the dining - room , where I was with Mrs. Hoole . Dr. Johnson hearing that Mrs. Hoole was in the next room , desired to see her . He received her with great affection , took her by the hand ...
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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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