Samuel Johnson |
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He instantly sat down , composed an Idler ( about a thousand words ) , and when Langton asked to read it , replied : " Sir , you shall not do more than I have done myself . ” He then folded the paper and dispatched it to London , where ...
He instantly sat down , composed an Idler ( about a thousand words ) , and when Langton asked to read it , replied : " Sir , you shall not do more than I have done myself . ” He then folded the paper and dispatched it to London , where ...
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“ I asked him if he had never been accustomed to wear a night - cap . He said , ' No ' . I asked if it was best not to do it . He said he had that custom by chance ; ' and perhaps no man shall ever know whether ' tis best to sleep with ...
“ I asked him if he had never been accustomed to wear a night - cap . He said , ' No ' . I asked if it was best not to do it . He said he had that custom by chance ; ' and perhaps no man shall ever know whether ' tis best to sleep with ...
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Johnson seemed pleased with the proposal , and when asked to name his own terms , asked for only two hundred guineas - no doubt because he had no idea at the time how considerable his contribution was to come to be .
Johnson seemed pleased with the proposal , and when asked to name his own terms , asked for only two hundred guineas - no doubt because he had no idea at the time how considerable his contribution was to come to be .
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