The Letters of Samuel Johnson with Mrs. Thrale's Genuine Letters to Him: 1719-1774Clarendon Press, 1952 - 1008 pages |
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... seen , but the English traveller is struck with nothing so much as with the nuditè des piès of the common people . Skie is the greatest Island or the greatest but one among the Hebrides . Of the soil I have already given some account ...
... seen , but the English traveller is struck with nothing so much as with the nuditè des piès of the common people . Skie is the greatest Island or the greatest but one among the Hebrides . Of the soil I have already given some account ...
Page 414
... seen nothing , because I now know that there is nothing to be seen . Mr Thrale ' has had a very violent and formidable Opposi- tion which he has very triumphantly overcome . Poor Mrs Thrale had two days ago a fall from her horse which ...
... seen nothing , because I now know that there is nothing to be seen . Mr Thrale ' has had a very violent and formidable Opposi- tion which he has very triumphantly overcome . Poor Mrs Thrale had two days ago a fall from her horse which ...
Page 432
... seen ) .— Extract in catalogue . Poor Lucy is so much enfeebled in her feet that she cannot walk to church , and what is far worse has her hearing very much impaired . 324.1 . Dunvegan in Skye . Tu . 14 Sept. '73 . Robert Chambers ...
... seen ) .— Extract in catalogue . Poor Lucy is so much enfeebled in her feet that she cannot walk to church , and what is far worse has her hearing very much impaired . 324.1 . Dunvegan in Skye . Tu . 14 Sept. '73 . Robert Chambers ...
Contents
VOLUME I | 1 |
Life ii 289 Journey to Western Islands Taxation | 2 |
Life i 112 London a Poem | 7 |
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