Samuel Johnson |
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الصفحة 123
Perhaps Johnson himself best summed the whole thing up in his contribution to the dialogue which took place when Dr. Adams , suggested that Chesterfield's excuses should be accepted ...
Perhaps Johnson himself best summed the whole thing up in his contribution to the dialogue which took place when Dr. Adams , suggested that Chesterfield's excuses should be accepted ...
الصفحة 249
Indeed , and perhaps because he perceived some of its weakness , it was one of those which he tended to defend more and more violently if an objection were so much as hinted . Thus , many years later , Boswell , having expressed the ...
Indeed , and perhaps because he perceived some of its weakness , it was one of those which he tended to defend more and more violently if an objection were so much as hinted . Thus , many years later , Boswell , having expressed the ...
الصفحة 312
Perhaps the " set speeches " are not always cold ; perhaps some of the quibbles are not puerile . But whether Johnson was right or wrong , he did not intend by his censures to detract much from Shakespeare as a dramatist , and the fact ...
Perhaps the " set speeches " are not always cold ; perhaps some of the quibbles are not puerile . But whether Johnson was right or wrong , he did not intend by his censures to detract much from Shakespeare as a dramatist , and the fact ...
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