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Garrick . But I found he was averse to it . Very little business appeared to be going We went and viewed the museum of Mr. forward in Lichfield . I found , however , two | Richard Green , apothecary here , who told strange manufactures ...
Garrick . But I found he was averse to it . Very little business appeared to be going We went and viewed the museum of Mr. forward in Lichfield . I found , however , two | Richard Green , apothecary here , who told strange manufactures ...
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Wilkes : “ Garrick's wit despise a man for avarice , but do not hate -s more like Lord Chesterfield's . ” Jonn- him . Garrick might have been much bet66 The first time I was in company ter attacked for living with more splendour with ...
Wilkes : “ Garrick's wit despise a man for avarice , but do not hate -s more like Lord Chesterfield's . ” Jonn- him . Garrick might have been much bet66 The first time I was in company ter attacked for living with more splendour with ...
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GARRICK : “ What ? his time they were careless of arrangement , eh ! is Strahan a good judge of an Epigram ? and did not mind whether a sentence ended Is not he rather an obtuse man , eh ? " Johnwith an important word or an ...
GARRICK : “ What ? his time they were careless of arrangement , eh ! is Strahan a good judge of an Epigram ? and did not mind whether a sentence ended Is not he rather an obtuse man , eh ? " Johnwith an important word or an ...
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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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