The Works of Samuel Johnson, Volume 10Pafraets Book Company, 1903 |
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... proposed very great improvements , which would have required much time , or great application ; and , when he had finished them , he designed to do justice to his subscribers , by publishing them according to his proposals . As he was ...
... proposed very great improvements , which would have required much time , or great application ; and , when he had finished them , he designed to do justice to his subscribers , by publishing them according to his proposals . As he was ...
Pagina 102
... proposed to send for a tailor to take his measure , and then to consult how they should equip him . This treatment was not very delicate , nor was it such as Savage's humanity would have suggested to him on a like occasion ; but it had ...
... proposed to send for a tailor to take his measure , and then to consult how they should equip him . This treatment was not very delicate , nor was it such as Savage's humanity would have suggested to him on a like occasion ; but it had ...
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... proposed for his residence , where he lived about a year , very much dissatisfied with the diminution of his salary ... proposal he rejected with the utmost con- mReprinted in the late collection . tempt . He was by no means convinced ...
... proposed for his residence , where he lived about a year , very much dissatisfied with the diminution of his salary ... proposal he rejected with the utmost con- mReprinted in the late collection . tempt . He was by no means convinced ...
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