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And I shall only in , we talked of his Journey to the Western Islands , add , that should I hereafter be disposed to read , and of his coming away " willing to believe the as I heretofore have done , the most excellent of second sight ...
And I shall only in , we talked of his Journey to the Western Islands , add , that should I hereafter be disposed to read , and of his coming away " willing to believe the as I heretofore have done , the most excellent of second sight ...
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treaty with the booksellers ; as he had , I believe , pleased with the proposal . As to the terms , it less attention to profit from his labours than any was left entirely to the Doctor to name his own : man to whom literature has been ...
treaty with the booksellers ; as he had , I believe , pleased with the proposal . As to the terms , it less attention to profit from his labours than any was left entirely to the Doctor to name his own : man to whom literature has been ...
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Besides , he was a dull poor rick , whose grief for the loss of her husband was , creature as ever lived : and I believe he would I believe , as sincere as wounded affection and not have done harm to a man whom he knew to admiration ...
Besides , he was a dull poor rick , whose grief for the loss of her husband was , creature as ever lived : and I believe he would I believe , as sincere as wounded affection and not have done harm to a man whom he knew to admiration ...
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| Title | Life of SAMUEL JOHNSON LL.D |
| Author | JAMES BOSWELL |
| Published | 1952 |
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