The Life of Samuel Johnson, Volum 6Gabriel Wells, 1922 |
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... better to bring it with me than send it , as I shall probably get you to look at it sooner , when I solicit you in person . 66 My wife , who is , I thank God , a good deal better , is much obliged to you for your very polite and ...
... better to bring it with me than send it , as I shall probably get you to look at it sooner , when I solicit you in person . 66 My wife , who is , I thank God , a good deal better , is much obliged to you for your very polite and ...
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... better than any other man could do . He deserved a place in Westminster - Abbey , and every year he lived , would have deserved it better . He had , indeed , been at no pains to fill his mind with knowledge . He transplanted it from one ...
... better than any other man could do . He deserved a place in Westminster - Abbey , and every year he lived , would have deserved it better . He had , indeed , been at no pains to fill his mind with knowledge . He transplanted it from one ...
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... better wives , better mothers , more willing to sacrifice their own pleasure to their children than a hun- dred other women . Tradeswomen ( I mean the wives of tradesmen ) in the city , who are worth from ten to fifteen thousand pounds ...
... better wives , better mothers , more willing to sacrifice their own pleasure to their children than a hun- dred other women . Tradeswomen ( I mean the wives of tradesmen ) in the city , who are worth from ten to fifteen thousand pounds ...
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