The Life of Samuel Johnson, LL. D.J. M. Dent & Company, 1931 |
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Page 158
... the impression which the first sight of anything new and wonderful made upon her mind . Let her now set her thoughts down as she can recollect them ; for faint as they may already be , they will grow 158 The Life of Dr. Johnson.
... the impression which the first sight of anything new and wonderful made upon her mind . Let her now set her thoughts down as she can recollect them ; for faint as they may already be , they will grow 158 The Life of Dr. Johnson.
Page 303
... wonderful ease with which he uttered what was highly excellent . He said , that no man ever was so free when he was going to say a good thing , from a look that expressed that it was coming ; or , when he had said it , from a look that ...
... wonderful ease with which he uttered what was highly excellent . He said , that no man ever was so free when he was going to say a good thing , from a look that expressed that it was coming ; or , when he had said it , from a look that ...
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... wonderful things which it contains ; for there are wonderful things enough in the Æneid ; —the ships of the Trojans turned to sea - nymphs , the tree at Polydorus's tomb dropping blood . The story of the Odyssey is interesting , as a ...
... wonderful things which it contains ; for there are wonderful things enough in the Æneid ; —the ships of the Trojans turned to sea - nymphs , the tree at Polydorus's tomb dropping blood . The story of the Odyssey is interesting , as a ...
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