The Life of Samuel Johnson, LL. D.: With Critical Observations on His WorksJ. & A. Arch, 1795 - 307 páginas |
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... fpontaneously to adorn and enforce its reafonings . That Johnson sometimes felected his fubject , culled his images , and arranged his arguments for these papers , Fj is evident from the notes of his common- place book I 85 ]
... fpontaneously to adorn and enforce its reafonings . That Johnson sometimes felected his fubject , culled his images , and arranged his arguments for these papers , Fj is evident from the notes of his common- place book I 85 ]
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... the genuine man , than actions of greater importance . Sometimes , alfo , his colourings receive a tinge from preju- dice , and his judgment is infenfibly warp- ed by N iiij [ 199 ] a thing in itself very plain. His introdu- ...
... the genuine man , than actions of greater importance . Sometimes , alfo , his colourings receive a tinge from preju- dice , and his judgment is infenfibly warp- ed by N iiij [ 199 ] a thing in itself very plain. His introdu- ...
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... sometimes forcible , yet it will often prove tirefome . It is remarkable that Johnson's early performances bear few . marks of the ftyle which he adopted in his Rambler . In his Life of Savage , the style is elegant , but not ...
... sometimes forcible , yet it will often prove tirefome . It is remarkable that Johnson's early performances bear few . marks of the ftyle which he adopted in his Rambler . In his Life of Savage , the style is elegant , but not ...
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