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Johnson sat on the seat directtle with himself , ” ) he would probably have ly behind me ; and as he could neither see nor thought more unfavourably of a Jacobite who hear at such a distance from the stage , he was took the oaths ...
Johnson sat on the seat directtle with himself , ” ) he would probably have ly behind me ; and as he could neither see nor thought more unfavourably of a Jacobite who hear at such a distance from the stage , he was took the oaths ...
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This phænomvery curious subject , and she should like to hear enon is , I think , as wonderful as any other mysitdiscussed . JOHNSON . ( somewhatwarmly , ) “ One terious fact , which many people are very slow to would not go to such a ...
This phænomvery curious subject , and she should like to hear enon is , I think , as wonderful as any other mysitdiscussed . JOHNSON . ( somewhatwarmly , ) “ One terious fact , which many people are very slow to would not go to such a ...
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The forfeitures go on , and the house , town is my element ; " there are my friends , there I hear , is improved for future meetings . I hope are my books , to which I have not yet bid fare- we shall meet often and sit long .
The forfeitures go on , and the house , town is my element ; " there are my friends , there I hear , is improved for future meetings . I hope are my books , to which I have not yet bid fare- we shall meet often and sit long .
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| Title | Life of SAMUEL JOHNSON LL.D |
| Author | JAMES BOSWELL |
| Published | 1952 |
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