Mr. Oddity, Samuel Johnson, LL.D.Bell Publishing Company, 1951 - 348 pages |
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Page 210
... hand , and kissed it , she pressed my hand between her two hands , which she probably intended as the parting caress . " The reconciliation was complete . Four : ' Glorious Medicine ' B OSWELL returned to 210 Mr. Oddity.
... hand , and kissed it , she pressed my hand between her two hands , which she probably intended as the parting caress . " The reconciliation was complete . Four : ' Glorious Medicine ' B OSWELL returned to 210 Mr. Oddity.
Page 275
... hand ; but I would not give myself the trouble to go in quest of it . " Boswell now had the vexation of having to square himself with his lordship , which he did . A year later , he called with Johnson , after once more arranging the ...
... hand ; but I would not give myself the trouble to go in quest of it . " Boswell now had the vexation of having to square himself with his lordship , which he did . A year later , he called with Johnson , after once more arranging the ...
Page 282
... settled themselves to a serious conversation . Johnson . " A madman loves to be with people whom he fears ; not as a dog fears the lash ; but of whom he stands in awe . " Boswell . " That , Sir , is a just 282 A Helping Hand.
... settled themselves to a serious conversation . Johnson . " A madman loves to be with people whom he fears ; not as a dog fears the lash ; but of whom he stands in awe . " Boswell . " That , Sir , is a just 282 A Helping Hand.
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