The Life of Samuel Johnson: Including a Journal of His Tour to the Hebrides, Band 2H.G. Bohn, 1846 |
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... Language . Remarkable Definitions . Abridgment of the Dictionary . The Universal Visiter . The Literary Magazine . - Defence of Tea . Pulpit Discourses . Proposals for an Edition of Shakspeare . Jonas Hanway . Soame Jenyns . -Charles ...
... Language . Remarkable Definitions . Abridgment of the Dictionary . The Universal Visiter . The Literary Magazine . - Defence of Tea . Pulpit Discourses . Proposals for an Edition of Shakspeare . Jonas Hanway . Soame Jenyns . -Charles ...
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... Language . Johnson's Visit to Langton . " The Club . " - Reynolds . -Garrick . Dr. Nugent . Granger's " Sugar Cane . " - Hypochondriac Attack.- Days of Abstraction . Odd Habits . Visit to Dr. Percy . -Letter to Reynolds . Visit to ...
... Language . Johnson's Visit to Langton . " The Club . " - Reynolds . -Garrick . Dr. Nugent . Granger's " Sugar Cane . " - Hypochondriac Attack.- Days of Abstraction . Odd Habits . Visit to Dr. Percy . -Letter to Reynolds . Visit to ...
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... language . ( 1 ) Cave was certainly a man of estimable qualities , and was eminently diligent and successful in his own business , which , doubtless , entitled him to respect . But he was peculiarly fortunate in being recorded by ...
... language . ( 1 ) Cave was certainly a man of estimable qualities , and was eminently diligent and successful in his own business , which , doubtless , entitled him to respect . But he was peculiarly fortunate in being recorded by ...
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... language is , at pre- sent , in a state of anarchy , and hitherto , perhaps , it may not have been the worse for it ... languages , which have greatly enriched our own . Let it still pre- serve what real strength and beauty it may have ...
... language is , at pre- sent , in a state of anarchy , and hitherto , perhaps , it may not have been the worse for it ... languages , which have greatly enriched our own . Let it still pre- serve what real strength and beauty it may have ...
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... language , as a free - born British subject , to the said Mr. Johnson , during the term of his dictatorship . Nay , more ; I will not only obey him like an old Roman , as my dictator , but , like a modern Roman , I will im- plicitly ...
... language , as a free - born British subject , to the said Mr. Johnson , during the term of his dictatorship . Nay , more ; I will not only obey him like an old Roman , as my dictator , but , like a modern Roman , I will im- plicitly ...
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