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... praise , and even to form a posthumous friend- ship with the author . In reviewing the life of such a writer , there is , besides , a rule of justice to which the public have an undoubted claim . Fond admiration and par- tial friendship ...
... praise , and even to form a posthumous friend- ship with the author . In reviewing the life of such a writer , there is , besides , a rule of justice to which the public have an undoubted claim . Fond admiration and par- tial friendship ...
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... praise subsided , he opened with these words : " That speech I wrote in a garret in Exeter - street . " The company was struck with astonishment . After staring at each other in silent amaze , Dr. Francis asked , " How that speech could ...
... praise subsided , he opened with these words : " That speech I wrote in a garret in Exeter - street . " The company was struck with astonishment . After staring at each other in silent amaze , Dr. Francis asked , " How that speech could ...
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... praises be- refused to comply . However that be , Johnson stowed on any person whatever . Of this in- was never heard ... praise you may claim for him . " Ingratitude was no part of Johnson's character . a new mannner . " ( c ) Enjoying ...
... praises be- refused to comply . However that be , Johnson stowed on any person whatever . Of this in- was never heard ... praise you may claim for him . " Ingratitude was no part of Johnson's character . a new mannner . " ( c ) Enjoying ...
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... praise was , beyond all question , had overturned Kings , Lords , and Commons ; fairly deserved ; and the censure , on due exami- and that a set of Republican Fanatics , who nation , will appear hasty and ill - founded . That would not ...
... praise was , beyond all question , had overturned Kings , Lords , and Commons ; fairly deserved ; and the censure , on due exami- and that a set of Republican Fanatics , who nation , will appear hasty and ill - founded . That would not ...
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... praise from pos- terity . " I recommend to you to preserve this scrap In the course of the conversation he asked , whether any of the family of Faden the printer , were living . Being told that the geographer near Charing - Cross was ...
... praise from pos- terity . " I recommend to you to preserve this scrap In the course of the conversation he asked , whether any of the family of Faden the printer , were living . Being told that the geographer near Charing - Cross was ...
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