Samuel Johnson |
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His journals record conversations almost from the beginning of the acquaintanceship but they also contain notes on other people with whom Boswell spent his time , and therefore prove nothing beyond the fact that he was an assiduous ...
His journals record conversations almost from the beginning of the acquaintanceship but they also contain notes on other people with whom Boswell spent his time , and therefore prove nothing beyond the fact that he was an assiduous ...
الصفحة 377
and the completed journal covering the same events survived , for the simple reason that Boswell evidently was accustomed to destroy the former when the latter had been brought up to date , and ordinarily preserved the notes only when ...
and the completed journal covering the same events survived , for the simple reason that Boswell evidently was accustomed to destroy the former when the latter had been brought up to date , and ordinarily preserved the notes only when ...
الصفحة 380
But even if this description is more completely free from exaggeration than one has a right to assume , Boswell was a listener , not a note - taker . He was depending on his " long head ” rather than his " short - hand " and it was not ...
But even if this description is more completely free from exaggeration than one has a right to assume , Boswell was a listener , not a note - taker . He was depending on his " long head ” rather than his " short - hand " and it was not ...
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