The Life of Samuel Johnson, Volum 3Gabriel Wells, 1922 |
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... late Mr. Strahan the printer , to Bishop Warburton ; and from a minute , the original of which is among the papers of the late Sir James Caldwell , and a copy of which was most obligingly obtained for me from his son Sir John Cald- well ...
... late Mr. Strahan the printer , to Bishop Warburton ; and from a minute , the original of which is among the papers of the late Sir James Caldwell , and a copy of which was most obligingly obtained for me from his son Sir John Cald- well ...
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... late Mr. Mallet he spoke with no great respect : said , he was ready for any dirty job : that he had wrote against Byng at the instigation of the ministry , and was equally ready to write for him , provided he found his account in it ...
... late Mr. Mallet he spoke with no great respect : said , he was ready for any dirty job : that he had wrote against Byng at the instigation of the ministry , and was equally ready to write for him , provided he found his account in it ...
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... late Mr. Love , of Drury - lane theatre , when he was a player at Edinburgh , and also of old Mr. Sheri- dan . Johnson said to me , " Sir , your pronuncia- tion is not offensive . " With this concession I was pretty well satisfied ; and ...
... late Mr. Love , of Drury - lane theatre , when he was a player at Edinburgh , and also of old Mr. Sheri- dan . Johnson said to me , " Sir , your pronuncia- tion is not offensive . " With this concession I was pretty well satisfied ; and ...
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