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Page 27
He would not allow that the paper on carrying a boy to travel , signed Philip
Homebred , which was reported to be written by the lord chancellor Hardwicke ,
bad merit . He said , “ it was quite vulgar , and had nothing luminous . " Johnson ...
He would not allow that the paper on carrying a boy to travel , signed Philip
Homebred , which was reported to be written by the lord chancellor Hardwicke ,
bad merit . He said , “ it was quite vulgar , and had nothing luminous . " Johnson ...
Page 87
As there are many things to admire in both performances , I have often wished
that no travels or journeys should be published but those undertaken by persons
of integrity , and capacity to judge well , and describe faithfully , and in good ...
As there are many things to admire in both performances , I have often wished
that no travels or journeys should be published but those undertaken by persons
of integrity , and capacity to judge well , and describe faithfully , and in good ...
Page 107
... the hopes of happiness . “ I ever am , with reverence and affection , " Most
faithfully yours , “ James Boswell . ” e William Seward , esq . F . R . S . editor of
Anecdotes of some distinguished been , I think , enkindled by our travels with
ATAT .
... the hopes of happiness . “ I ever am , with reverence and affection , " Most
faithfully yours , “ James Boswell . ” e William Seward , esq . F . R . S . editor of
Anecdotes of some distinguished been , I think , enkindled by our travels with
ATAT .
Page 108
James Boswell. been , I think , enkindled by our travels with a curiosity to see the
highlands . I have given him letters to you and Beattie . He desires that a lodging
may be taken for him at Edinburgh , against his arrival . He is just setting out .
James Boswell. been , I think , enkindled by our travels with a curiosity to see the
highlands . I have given him letters to you and Beattie . He desires that a lodging
may be taken for him at Edinburgh , against his arrival . He is just setting out .
Page 114
Penuant seems to have seen a great deal which we did not see : when we travel
again let us look better about us . “ You have done right in taking your uncle ' s
house . Some change in the form of life gives , from time to time , a new epocha of
...
Penuant seems to have seen a great deal which we did not see : when we travel
again let us look better about us . “ You have done right in taking your uncle ' s
house . Some change in the form of life gives , from time to time , a new epocha of
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