Life of JohnsonMacmillan, 1893 - 718 páginas |
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... soon be déterré . " We shall presently see , from a note written by Pope , that he was himself , afterward more successful in his inquiries than his friend . That in this justly - celebrated poem may be found a few rhymes which the ...
... soon be déterré . " We shall presently see , from a note written by Pope , that he was himself , afterward more successful in his inquiries than his friend . That in this justly - celebrated poem may be found a few rhymes which the ...
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... soon after the 1 execution of Dr. Cameron , for having taken arms for the House of Stuart in 1745-6 ; and being a warm partisan of George the Second , he observed to Richardson , that certainly there must have been some very ...
... soon after the 1 execution of Dr. Cameron , for having taken arms for the House of Stuart in 1745-6 ; and being a warm partisan of George the Second , he observed to Richardson , that certainly there must have been some very ...
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... soon as you can for me , because the month is far advanced . " 66 And 15th July , 1737 , ' As you re- member the Debates so far as to perceive the speeches already printed are not exact , I beg the favour that you will peruse the ...
... soon as you can for me , because the month is far advanced . " 66 And 15th July , 1737 , ' As you re- member the Debates so far as to perceive the speeches already printed are not exact , I beg the favour that you will peruse the ...
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... soon be acquainted with this , to judge whether you are not fitter to be an Irish Evidence , than to be an Irish Peer . - I defy and despise you . I am , your determined adversary , R. S. " B. was marked by profligacy , insolence and ...
... soon be acquainted with this , to judge whether you are not fitter to be an Irish Evidence , than to be an Irish Peer . - I defy and despise you . I am , your determined adversary , R. S. " B. was marked by profligacy , insolence and ...
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... soon lose , unless it please God that she should rather mourn for me . I read the letters in which you relate your mother's death to Mrs. Strahan , and think I do myself honour , when I tell you that I you nor to me of any farther use ...
... soon lose , unless it please God that she should rather mourn for me . I read the letters in which you relate your mother's death to Mrs. Strahan , and think I do myself honour , when I tell you that I you nor to me of any farther use ...
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