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The history of this picture ( which has been engraved , at Lord Macaulay ' s
suggescon Johnson ' s in took place aried on be tion. * “ One day I called early at
her house ; and as I entered her drawing - room , she passed me , saying , “ Dear
Sir ...
The history of this picture ( which has been engraved , at Lord Macaulay ' s
suggescon Johnson ' s in took place aried on be tion. * “ One day I called early at
her house ; and as I entered her drawing - room , she passed me , saying , “ Dear
Sir ...
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con Johnson ' s in took place aried on be tion , for this work ) will be found in the
Autobiography and the Letters . Boswell ' s account of his first visit to Streatham
gives a tolerably fair notion of the footing on which Johnson stood there , and the
...
con Johnson ' s in took place aried on be tion , for this work ) will be found in the
Autobiography and the Letters . Boswell ' s account of his first visit to Streatham
gives a tolerably fair notion of the footing on which Johnson stood there , and the
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... late - found northern friends , at seeing the “ Isabella ” and “ Alexander ” with
their attendant boats ; and observed how well Dryden must have studied human
nature when he gave his beautiful descrip . tion of Cortez ' s first arrival in Mexico
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... late - found northern friends , at seeing the “ Isabella ” and “ Alexander ” with
their attendant boats ; and observed how well Dryden must have studied human
nature when he gave his beautiful descrip . tion of Cortez ' s first arrival in Mexico
.
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... 56 . his expedition to Egypt , 296 . Dr . Warton ' s opinion of him , 56 . -
pasquinade on , 316 . account of him by Dr . Campbell , - the Apocalyptic beast ,
319 . 57 . Boothby , Miss Hill , Johnson ' s admirahis dislike of Boswell , 58 . tion
for , 16 .
... 56 . his expedition to Egypt , 296 . Dr . Warton ' s opinion of him , 56 . -
pasquinade on , 316 . account of him by Dr . Campbell , - the Apocalyptic beast ,
319 . 57 . Boothby , Miss Hill , Johnson ' s admirahis dislike of Boswell , 58 . tion
for , 16 .
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his description of Curran and Madhis account of Johnson ' s introduc ame de
Staël , 155 . tion into Mr . Thrale ' s family - his “ Cain , " 454 . quoted , 6 . - - his
jealousy of Mrs . Thrale , 6 . Cader Idris , 306 . - his first visit to Streatham Park ,
25 .
his description of Curran and Madhis account of Johnson ' s introduc ame de
Staël , 155 . tion into Mr . Thrale ' s family - his “ Cain , " 454 . quoted , 6 . - - his
jealousy of Mrs . Thrale , 6 . Cader Idris , 306 . - his first visit to Streatham Park ,
25 .
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| Title | Autobiography Letters and Literary Remains of Mrs. Piozzi (Thrale), Volume 1 |
| Author | Hester Lynch Piozzi |
| Edition | 2 |
| Publisher | Longman, Green, Longman, and Roberts, 1861 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 4 May 2010 |
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