Samuel Johnson |
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17 Three bits of evidence are chiefly responsible for the conten- tion that he suffered actual want during this period of his life . In the first place , there is the reference previously cited to the " small silver cup and spoon Sam .
17 Three bits of evidence are chiefly responsible for the conten- tion that he suffered actual want during this period of his life . In the first place , there is the reference previously cited to the " small silver cup and spoon Sam .
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evidence as not later than November , 1738 , which concludes : " Yours , impransus , Sam . Johnson . " This Boswell calls " a fair confession that he had not a dinner . " But , in connection with the anecdote about Savage , Johnson says ...
evidence as not later than November , 1738 , which concludes : " Yours , impransus , Sam . Johnson . " This Boswell calls " a fair confession that he had not a dinner . " But , in connection with the anecdote about Savage , Johnson says ...
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sively upon an acceptance of those " Christian evidences ” which seemed so much more solid than they have seemed ... Sir , besides the strong evidence which we have for it , there is a balance in its favour from the number of great men ...
sively upon an acceptance of those " Christian evidences ” which seemed so much more solid than they have seemed ... Sir , besides the strong evidence which we have for it , there is a balance in its favour from the number of great men ...
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