Samuel Johnson |
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Near the very end of his life he placed over her grave a stone with an inscription in which she is described as “ formosa , culta , ingeniosa , pia , ” and there is no reason “ to suppose that in doing so he was claiming the privileges ...
Near the very end of his life he placed over her grave a stone with an inscription in which she is described as “ formosa , culta , ingeniosa , pia , ” and there is no reason “ to suppose that in doing so he was claiming the privileges ...
الصفحة 69
For reasons different as well as for reasons similar we may rejoice that he was also not encouraged to become an advocate . He might have won a good many cases but there is some reason to believe that a larger number than the law of ...
For reasons different as well as for reasons similar we may rejoice that he was also not encouraged to become an advocate . He might have won a good many cases but there is some reason to believe that a larger number than the law of ...
الصفحة 96
... of the suffrages on each side ; but I have been since determined , by your Lordship's opinion , to interpose my own judgment , and shall , therefore , endeavour to support what appears to me most consonant to grammar and reason .
... of the suffrages on each side ; but I have been since determined , by your Lordship's opinion , to interpose my own judgment , and shall , therefore , endeavour to support what appears to me most consonant to grammar and reason .
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