Samuel Johnson |
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الصفحة 386
shows that the question whether Boswell was a great artist , or a fool whose folly happened to constitute the perfect medium through which an undistorted image was transmitted , is a question wrongly stated . The question really should ...
shows that the question whether Boswell was a great artist , or a fool whose folly happened to constitute the perfect medium through which an undistorted image was transmitted , is a question wrongly stated . The question really should ...
الصفحة 530
It was not a question of throwing herself away upon a man whom she would hate as soon as she had possessed him . It was merely a question of a legal and church - blessed union with an honorable man , who would make her happy .
It was not a question of throwing herself away upon a man whom she would hate as soon as she had possessed him . It was merely a question of a legal and church - blessed union with an honorable man , who would make her happy .
الصفحة 533
Something , no doubt , turns on the question of Queeney's character and the reasonableness of her attitude . In her favor is the fact that Johnson liked her and that Fanny Burney took her part against her mother .
Something , no doubt , turns on the question of Queeney's character and the reasonableness of her attitude . In her favor is the fact that Johnson liked her and that Fanny Burney took her part against her mother .
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accepted actually admiration already appear asked assume become beginning believe Boswell Boswell's called century certainly character concerning considered conversation course criticism death described Dictionary doubt early edition equally evidence expected fact Garrick give hand hope human imagination important interest Italy John Johnson kind knew known later learned least less letter literary lived London manner means merely mind nature never notes observed occasion once opinion passage passed perhaps period person play pleasure poet poetry Pope possible present probably published question reason record reference regard remarked remembered replied respect seems seen sense Shakespeare sometimes soon sort suggested supposed sure taken talk things thought Thrale tion told took true whole wish write written wrote young