The Life of Samuel Johnson, LL.D.Talboys and Wheeler, 1826 |
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... afterwards , he found that it was a real packet for him , from that very friend in the East Indies of whom he had been speaking ; and the ship which carried it having come to Portugal , this packet with others had been put into the post ...
... afterwards , he found that it was a real packet for him , from that very friend in the East Indies of whom he had been speaking ; and the ship which carried it having come to Portugal , this packet with others had been put into the post ...
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... afterwards the honour of being entertained with the r Sir Edward Barry , baronet . - BOSWELL . We cannot find any work by sir Edward Barry under the above title . Johnson must have alluded to the pecu- liar opinions which that physician ...
... afterwards the honour of being entertained with the r Sir Edward Barry , baronet . - BOSWELL . We cannot find any work by sir Edward Barry under the above title . Johnson must have alluded to the pecu- liar opinions which that physician ...
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... afterwards passed to the son of her husband by another marriage . He was minister of the parish of Athelstaneford , where Mr. John Home was his successour ; so that it may truly be called classick ground . His son , who is of the same ...
... afterwards passed to the son of her husband by another marriage . He was minister of the parish of Athelstaneford , where Mr. John Home was his successour ; so that it may truly be called classick ground . His son , who is of the same ...
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... ( afterward sir Archibald ) Campbell's counsel ; one of his political agents , who was charged with having been un- faithful to his employer , and having deserted to the oppo- site party for a pecuniary reward - attacked very rudely in a ...
... ( afterward sir Archibald ) Campbell's counsel ; one of his political agents , who was charged with having been un- faithful to his employer , and having deserted to the oppo- site party for a pecuniary reward - attacked very rudely in a ...
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... afterwards minister from the United States at the court of Madrid . " And who is the gentleman in lace ? " - " Mr. Wilkes , sir . " This information confounded him still more : he had some diffi- culty to restrain himself , and , taking ...
... afterwards minister from the United States at the court of Madrid . " And who is the gentleman in lace ? " - " Mr. Wilkes , sir . " This information confounded him still more : he had some diffi- culty to restrain himself , and , taking ...
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