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Some three weeks after publication Johnson wrote to Bennet Langton that his Book , as he called it , " has , you see , no patrons and , I think , has yet no opponents , except the critics of the coffee - house , whose outcries are soon ...
Some three weeks after publication Johnson wrote to Bennet Langton that his Book , as he called it , " has , you see , no patrons and , I think , has yet no opponents , except the critics of the coffee - house , whose outcries are soon ...
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3 Johnson's style has no doubt been called " laborious " more often than it has been called anything else , but the implications of the adjective are not to be taken to include slowness of composition , for Johnson was likely to dash ...
3 Johnson's style has no doubt been called " laborious " more often than it has been called anything else , but the implications of the adjective are not to be taken to include slowness of composition , for Johnson was likely to dash ...
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Moreover , Johnson , who certainly cannot be called a puritan except in a sense of the term so loose as to be almost meaningless , did come close to being what is popularly called “ puritanical ” in his attitude toward anything which ...
Moreover , Johnson , who certainly cannot be called a puritan except in a sense of the term so loose as to be almost meaningless , did come close to being what is popularly called “ puritanical ” in his attitude toward anything which ...
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