The Life of Samuel Johnson, LL. D.: Comprehending an Account of His Studies, and Numerous Works, in Chronological Order; a Series of His Epistolary Correspondence and Conversations with Many Eminent Persons; and Various Original Pieces of His Composition Never Before Published: the Whole Exhibiting a View of Literature and Literary Men in Great Britain, for Near Half a Century During which He Flourished, Band 4C. Ewer & T. Bedlington, 1824 |
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... refreshing and enabling him with more vigour and cheerfulness to , sing his morning hymn , as he then used to do to his lute before he put on his clothes . " that in his opinion a free use of wine did Etat . 68. ] DR . JOHNSON .
... refreshing and enabling him with more vigour and cheerfulness to , sing his morning hymn , as he then used to do to his lute before he put on his clothes . " that in his opinion a free use of wine did Etat . 68. ] DR . JOHNSON .
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... opinion a free use of wine did not shorten life ; and said , he would not give less for the life of a certain Scotch Lord ( whom he named ) celebrated for hard drinking , than for that of a sober man . " But stay ( said he , with his ...
... opinion a free use of wine did not shorten life ; and said , he would not give less for the life of a certain Scotch Lord ( whom he named ) celebrated for hard drinking , than for that of a sober man . " But stay ( said he , with his ...
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... than when he wrote " The Rambler . " It would , therefore , have been uncandid in Blair , even supposing his criticism to have been just , to have preserv ed it . himself was of that opinion ; for he once said 12 [ 1777 . THE LIFE OF.
... than when he wrote " The Rambler . " It would , therefore , have been uncandid in Blair , even supposing his criticism to have been just , to have preserv ed it . himself was of that opinion ; for he once said 12 [ 1777 . THE LIFE OF.
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... opinion ; for he once said to me , in a pleasant humour , " Sir , if Robertson's style be faulty , he owes it to me ; that is , having too many words , and those too big ones . " I read to him a letter which Lord Monboddo had written to ...
... opinion ; for he once said to me , in a pleasant humour , " Sir , if Robertson's style be faulty , he owes it to me ; that is , having too many words , and those too big ones . " I read to him a letter which Lord Monboddo had written to ...
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... opinion , a distinct separation between them . When he talked of madness , he was to be un- derstood as speaking of ... opinions both of ancients and moderns upon this subject , collected and illustrated with a variety of curious facts ...
... opinion , a distinct separation between them . When he talked of madness , he was to be un- derstood as speaking of ... opinions both of ancients and moderns upon this subject , collected and illustrated with a variety of curious facts ...
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