Johnsoniana: Francis Blackburne. Remarks on Johnson's Life of MiltonGarland Pub., 1974 |
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... worthy old gentleman ( for worthy he is known to be ) , for some reason or other , declined the office , faying to the grave - digger , Cover kim ut , Cover him up . This Mr. Wagitaffe is faid to have been a man of letters , and to have ...
... worthy old gentleman ( for worthy he is known to be ) , for some reason or other , declined the office , faying to the grave - digger , Cover kim ut , Cover him up . This Mr. Wagitaffe is faid to have been a man of letters , and to have ...
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they expected worthy and delightfull knowledge ; till poverty or youthfull yeers call them importunately their feve- rallwayes , and hasten them with the sway of friends either to an ambitious and mer- cenary , or ignorantly zealous ...
they expected worthy and delightfull knowledge ; till poverty or youthfull yeers call them importunately their feve- rallwayes , and hasten them with the sway of friends either to an ambitious and mer- cenary , or ignorantly zealous ...
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... worthy Magif- trates ; which if I now first should begin to doe , after so fair a progreffe of your laudable deeds , and fuch a long oblige- ment upon the whole Realme to your indefatigable vertues , I might be juftly reckn'd among the ...
... worthy Magif- trates ; which if I now first should begin to doe , after so fair a progreffe of your laudable deeds , and fuch a long oblige- ment upon the whole Realme to your indefatigable vertues , I might be juftly reckn'd among the ...
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