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British literature by the masterly hand of John- me . You may , if you please , still have what I can son . say ; but I shall engage with little spirit in an afI have in my possession , by the favour of Mr. fair , which I shall hardly ...
British literature by the masterly hand of John- me . You may , if you please , still have what I can son . say ; but I shall engage with little spirit in an afI have in my possession , by the favour of Mr. fair , which I shall hardly ...
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will try to recollect what I can , that can be sus- “ I then wrote a card to Mr. Allen , that I pected to have brought on this dreadful dis- might have a discreet friend at hand , to act as tress . I have been accustomed to bleed ...
will try to recollect what I can , that can be sus- “ I then wrote a card to Mr. Allen , that I pected to have brought on this dreadful dis- might have a discreet friend at hand , to act as tress . I have been accustomed to bleed ...
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The hand that draws it . ... Mr. Hoole put into his hands her her daughter , two very agreeable ladies from beautiful Ode on the Peace : - Johnson read it over , America ; they were going to Worcestershire , and when this elegant and ...
The hand that draws it . ... Mr. Hoole put into his hands her her daughter , two very agreeable ladies from beautiful Ode on the Peace : - Johnson read it over , America ; they were going to Worcestershire , and when this elegant and ...
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| Title | Life of SAMUEL JOHNSON LL.D |
| Author | JAMES BOSWELL |
| Published | 1952 |
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