Life of JohnsonOxford University Press, 1953 - 1491 páginas |
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... poet . However , you will , I doubt not , shew me many blanks , and I shall do what can be done to have them filled ... Poets at the Apollo press , at Edinburgh , which , for excellence in printing and engraving , highly deserves a ...
... poet . However , you will , I doubt not , shew me many blanks , and I shall do what can be done to have them filled ... Poets at the Apollo press , at Edinburgh , which , for excellence in printing and engraving , highly deserves a ...
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James Boswell. both a good poet and a good critick , who thought Hamilton as true a poet as ever wrote , and that his not having fame was unaccountable . Johnson , upon repeated occasions , while I was at Ashbourne , talked slightingly ...
James Boswell. both a good poet and a good critick , who thought Hamilton as true a poet as ever wrote , and that his not having fame was unaccountable . Johnson , upon repeated occasions , while I was at Ashbourne , talked slightingly ...
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... poet , so played both parts that the poet's sweetness was never false to the priest , nor the priest's piety false to the poet . " ] 2 I should have thought that Johnson , who had felt the severe affliction from which Parnell never ...
... poet , so played both parts that the poet's sweetness was never false to the priest , nor the priest's piety false to the poet . " ] 2 I should have thought that Johnson , who had felt the severe affliction from which Parnell never ...
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Dedication to Sir Joshua Reynolds | 1 |
Advertisement to the Third Edition | 9 |
Life of Samuel Johnson | 19 |
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