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 : in Two Volumes, Volume 2Henry Baldwin, 1791 |
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... such poffeffion , with such power over it , that he can sell it , and do with the money what he will , without any legal impediment . But when he extends his power beyond his own life , by settling the order of fucceffion , the law ...
... such poffeffion , with such power over it , that he can sell it , and do with the money what he will , without any legal impediment . But when he extends his power beyond his own life , by settling the order of fucceffion , the law ...
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... such other of his Lordship's manuscripts as had not been published , on condition that the profits arising from their publication should be applied to the establishment of a Manege in the University . The gift was accepted in full ...
... such other of his Lordship's manuscripts as had not been published , on condition that the profits arising from their publication should be applied to the establishment of a Manege in the University . The gift was accepted in full ...
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... such spurious publications ; but I could not help thinking , that many men would be much injured in their reputation , by having absurd and vicious sayings imputed to them ; and that redress ought in such cases to be given . He said ...
... such spurious publications ; but I could not help thinking , that many men would be much injured in their reputation , by having absurd and vicious sayings imputed to them ; and that redress ought in such cases to be given . He said ...
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... Such is this little laughable incident , which has been often related . Dr. Percy , the Bishop of Dromore , who was an intimate friend of Dr. Grainger , and has a particular regard for his memory , has communicated to me the following ...
... Such is this little laughable incident , which has been often related . Dr. Percy , the Bishop of Dromore , who was an intimate friend of Dr. Grainger , and has a particular regard for his memory , has communicated to me the following ...
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... such as we fee between old and intimate acquaintance . He accompanied Mrs. Cobb to St. Mary's church , and I went to the cathedral , where I was very much delighted with the musick , finding it to be peculiarly folemn , and accordant ...
... such as we fee between old and intimate acquaintance . He accompanied Mrs. Cobb to St. Mary's church , and I went to the cathedral , where I was very much delighted with the musick , finding it to be peculiarly folemn , and accordant ...
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