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have passed it over quite smoothly ; while | tioned Hume's notion , that all who are those of more attention have been as much happy are equally happy ; a little miss with perplexed by Luke , as by Lydiat , in “ The a new gown at a ...
have passed it over quite smoothly ; while | tioned Hume's notion , that all who are those of more attention have been as much happy are equally happy ; a little miss with perplexed by Luke , as by Lydiat , in “ The a new gown at a ...
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MARTINELLI : “ Happy re- that he is an eminent Grecian . ” Goldbellions . " GOLDSMITH : “ We have no “ The greatest musical performers such phrase . ” GENERAL PAOLI : “ But have but small emoluments . Giardini , I have you not the thing ...
MARTINELLI : “ Happy re- that he is an eminent Grecian . ” Goldbellions . " GOLDSMITH : “ We have no “ The greatest musical performers such phrase . ” GENERAL PAOLI : “ But have but small emoluments . Giardini , I have you not the thing ...
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“ Sir , ( said he , ) I revived ; for he said , “ If I had married her , don't know but if Peter had cultivated all it might have been as happy for me . ” Bose the arts of gaiety as much as David has done , WELL : “ Pray , Sir , do you ...
“ Sir , ( said he , ) I revived ; for he said , “ If I had married her , don't know but if Peter had cultivated all it might have been as happy for me . ” Bose the arts of gaiety as much as David has done , WELL : “ Pray , Sir , do you ...
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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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