Doctor JohnsonDuckworth, 1935 - 142 páginas |
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... published work was written . This holiday task consisted in translating Pope's Messiah into Latin , and Pope , when he read it , declared : " The writer of this poem will leave it a question for posterity , whether his or mine be the ...
... published work was written . This holiday task consisted in translating Pope's Messiah into Latin , and Pope , when he read it , declared : " The writer of this poem will leave it a question for posterity , whether his or mine be the ...
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... published Account of Corsica , he found that Johnson had gone to Oxford , and followed him there . Hospitable entertainment was provided by Robert Chambers , Johnson's friend , and Boswell rejoiced in Johnson's promise to visit the ...
... published Account of Corsica , he found that Johnson had gone to Oxford , and followed him there . Hospitable entertainment was provided by Robert Chambers , Johnson's friend , and Boswell rejoiced in Johnson's promise to visit the ...
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... published his Journal , he was able to re- flect that both his father and his friend were in another , and a higher , state of existence . He trusted , moreover , that , as being both worthy Christian men , they had met in happiness ...
... published his Journal , he was able to re- flect that both his father and his friend were in another , and a higher , state of existence . He trusted , moreover , that , as being both worthy Christian men , they had met in happiness ...
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