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... admiration of the mind which produced it is so highly raised that I can scarcely believe that I had the honour of enjoying the intimacy of such a man . I restrain myself from quoting passages from this excellent work , or even referring ...
... admiration of the mind which produced it is so highly raised that I can scarcely believe that I had the honour of enjoying the intimacy of such a man . I restrain myself from quoting passages from this excellent work , or even referring ...
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... admiration , to which no man could be insensible . In the October of this year1 he at length gave to the world his edition of Shakspeare , which , if it had no other merit but that of producing his Preface , in which the excellences and ...
... admiration , to which no man could be insensible . In the October of this year1 he at length gave to the world his edition of Shakspeare , which , if it had no other merit but that of producing his Preface , in which the excellences and ...
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... admiration which already belongs to you , and which is no hidden treasure ; for I suppose my admiration of you is co - existent with the knowledge of my character . " I find that the Highlanders and Hebrideans in general are much fonder ...
... admiration which already belongs to you , and which is no hidden treasure ; for I suppose my admiration of you is co - existent with the knowledge of my character . " I find that the Highlanders and Hebrideans in general are much fonder ...
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Death of Johnsons FatherIntercourse with Society in Lichfield Gilbert Walmesley | 30 |
CHAPTER III17371738 | 47 |
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