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Where , or in what manner this poem was composed , I am sorry that I neglected to ascertain with precision , from Johnson's own authority . He has marked upon his corrected copy of the first edition of it , “ Written in 1738 ...
Where , or in what manner this poem was composed , I am sorry that I neglected to ascertain with precision , from Johnson's own authority . He has marked upon his corrected copy of the first edition of it , “ Written in 1738 ...
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That the most minute singularities which belonged to him , and made very observable parts of his appearance and manner , may not be omitted , it is requisite to mention , that while talking , or even musing as he sat in his chair ...
That the most minute singularities which belonged to him , and made very observable parts of his appearance and manner , may not be omitted , it is requisite to mention , that while talking , or even musing as he sat in his chair ...
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And he afterwards observed to Mr. Langton , “ Sir , his manners are those of as fine a gentleman as we may suppose ... Dr. Joseph Warton , in his frank and lively manner , was very active in pressing him to mention the particulars .
And he afterwards observed to Mr. Langton , “ Sir , his manners are those of as fine a gentleman as we may suppose ... Dr. Joseph Warton , in his frank and lively manner , was very active in pressing him to mention the particulars .
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Death of Johnsons Fat erIntercourse with Society in Lichfield Gilbert Walmesley | 30 |
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