Wit and Wisdom of Samuel JohnsonClarendon Press, 1888 - 323 pages |
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Samuel Johnson. WIT AND WISDOM OF SAMUEL JOHNSON G. BIRKBECK HILL London HENRY FROWDE 8888888 DOMI MINA NVS TIO ILL MEA.
Samuel Johnson. WIT AND WISDOM OF SAMUEL JOHNSON G. BIRKBECK HILL London HENRY FROWDE 8888888 DOMI MINA NVS TIO ILL MEA.
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Samuel Johnson, George Birkbeck Norman Hill. as ever held the same place as Johnson . Dryden ed at with distant veneration by Pope ; Pope's hed with reverence by Reynolds ' . Each of these is own time the acknowledged head of the world ...
Samuel Johnson, George Birkbeck Norman Hill. as ever held the same place as Johnson . Dryden ed at with distant veneration by Pope ; Pope's hed with reverence by Reynolds ' . Each of these is own time the acknowledged head of the world ...
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Samuel Johnson, George Birkbeck Norman Hill. i , Mme . D'Arblay , and a host of others , we see and peculiarities which Boswell either altogether r or traced with far too light a touch . In Johnson's gs , if we care to study them , we ...
Samuel Johnson, George Birkbeck Norman Hill. i , Mme . D'Arblay , and a host of others , we see and peculiarities which Boswell either altogether r or traced with far too light a touch . In Johnson's gs , if we care to study them , we ...
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Samuel Johnson, George Birkbeck Norman Hill. where does his dislike of affectation show than when he finds it among authors . form of allegories , or visions , or pastorals , If in the idle attempt to revive a diction bsolete , it ...
Samuel Johnson, George Birkbeck Norman Hill. where does his dislike of affectation show than when he finds it among authors . form of allegories , or visions , or pastorals , If in the idle attempt to revive a diction bsolete , it ...
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