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My dear Sir , mind your studies , mind versation , might have failed in that conti- your business , make your lady happy , and nued and expanded kind of argument , which be a good Christian . After this , is requisite in stating ...
My dear Sir , mind your studies , mind versation , might have failed in that conti- your business , make your lady happy , and nued and expanded kind of argument , which be a good Christian . After this , is requisite in stating ...
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I am , dear Sir , yours , & c . power to benefit others ; and of such power 56 SAM . JOHNSON . “ August 24 , 1782. " a good man must always be desirous . * . I am pleased with your account of On the 30th of August , I informed him ...
I am , dear Sir , yours , & c . power to benefit others ; and of such power 56 SAM . JOHNSON . “ August 24 , 1782. " a good man must always be desirous . * . I am pleased with your account of On the 30th of August , I informed him ...
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When you read this , dear Sir , you are that he might easily be , without having the not sorry that I wrote no sooner . I will resolution to remove . I thought Ashbourne not prolong my complaints . I hope still to a solitary place ...
When you read this , dear Sir , you are that he might easily be , without having the not sorry that I wrote no sooner . I will resolution to remove . I thought Ashbourne not prolong my complaints . I hope still to a solitary place ...
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| Title | Life of Samuel Johnson, LL.D. |
| Author | James Boswell |
| Publisher | H. Washbourne, 1857 |
| Length | 580 pages |
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