Samuel Johnson |
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... for his domineering manner , for his insistence upon winning almost every argument by fair means or foul , is to be sought in his realization that he must dominate any group of which he did not expect to become quickly the butt .
... for his domineering manner , for his insistence upon winning almost every argument by fair means or foul , is to be sought in his realization that he must dominate any group of which he did not expect to become quickly the butt .
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He was , in other words , now becoming for the first time a man whom one could advantageously Boswellize . ... But it is doubtful if he would have found much pleasure in chronicling them before it had become evident that they were ...
He was , in other words , now becoming for the first time a man whom one could advantageously Boswellize . ... But it is doubtful if he would have found much pleasure in chronicling them before it had become evident that they were ...
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2 Despite , or because of , his connection with Garrick , Johnson's prejudice against actors was one of the strongest and most notorious of the three or four irrational dislikes which have become so large a part of his legend and which ...
2 Despite , or because of , his connection with Garrick , Johnson's prejudice against actors was one of the strongest and most notorious of the three or four irrational dislikes which have become so large a part of his legend and which ...
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