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...fhot him." Mr. Beauclerk had fuch a propenfity to fatire, that at one time Johnfon faid to him, " You. never open your mouth but with intention to give pain...often given me pain, not from the power of what you faid, but from feeing your intention." At another time applying to him, with a flight alteration, a...

...was proper. Beauclerk had such a propensity to satire, that at one time Johnson said to him, ' You never open your mouth but with intention to give pain...him, with a slight alteration, a line of Pope, he 'Thy love of folly, and thy scorn of fools — * Every thing thou dost shews the one, and every thing...

...\vиs proper. Beaucler.k had such a propensity to satire, that at one time Johnson said to him, " You never open your mouth but with intention to give pain...often given me pain, not from the power of what you saitl, but from seeing your intention." At another time applying to him, witti a slight alteration,...

...from my seeing the intention." At another'tlme, applying to him that line of Pope's, slightly altered, he said — " ' Thy love of folly, and thy scorn of fools ; ' every thing you do shows the one, and every tiiing you say the other." Another rather less intelligible rebuke...

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...was proper. Beanclerk had such a propensity to satire, that at one time Johuson said to him, " You never open your mouth but with intention to give pain...have often given me pain, not from the power of what yon said, but from seeing your intention." At another time, applying to him, with a slight alteration,...

...was proper. Beauclerk had such a propensity to satire, that at one time Johnson said to him, " You never open your mouth but with intention to give pain...with a slight alteration, a line of Pope, he said, o " Thy love of folly, and Uiy scorn of fools — Every thing thou dost shows the one, and every thing...