The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 105A. Constable, 1857 |
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Page 476
... Boswell , last " night , adhæsit pavimento . There was no moving him for some " time . At last , he was carried to bed , and he has been dreaming " about himself and the pavement . " We suspect that Lord Eldon set down this anecdote ...
... Boswell , last " night , adhæsit pavimento . There was no moving him for some " time . At last , he was carried to bed , and he has been dreaming " about himself and the pavement . " We suspect that Lord Eldon set down this anecdote ...
Page 480
... Boswell headed the mob who broke his father's windows for giving judgment against the popular side in the Douglas ... Boswell's enthusiasm was fairly kindled , he was not the man to be staggered by what he might have deemed idle preju ...
... Boswell headed the mob who broke his father's windows for giving judgment against the popular side in the Douglas ... Boswell's enthusiasm was fairly kindled , he was not the man to be staggered by what he might have deemed idle preju ...
Page 481
... Boswell said , that " Berkeley reasoned himself out of house and " home . " ' When Boswell came first into Italy , and saw the extreme profligacy of the ladies , he said , " Italy has been called the Garden of Europe , I " think it is ...
... Boswell said , that " Berkeley reasoned himself out of house and " home . " ' When Boswell came first into Italy , and saw the extreme profligacy of the ladies , he said , " Italy has been called the Garden of Europe , I " think it is ...
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1 History of the Reign of Philip the Second King | 1 |
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