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Pagina ix
... from every quarter ; but the appearance of his work was so long delayed , that Sir John Hawkins , Mrs. Piozzi , Dr. Strahan , Mr. Tyers , Mr. Nichols , and many others , had anticipated much of what he would have been glad to tell .
... from every quarter ; but the appearance of his work was so long delayed , that Sir John Hawkins , Mrs. Piozzi , Dr. Strahan , Mr. Tyers , Mr. Nichols , and many others , had anticipated much of what he would have been glad to tell .
Pagina xi
As Mr. Boswell had borrowed much from Sir J. Hawkins and Mrs. Piozzi , the editor has thought himself justified in borrowing more ; and he has therefore ( as he thinks Mr. Boswell would have done if he could ) incorporated with the text ...
As Mr. Boswell had borrowed much from Sir J. Hawkins and Mrs. Piozzi , the editor has thought himself justified in borrowing more ; and he has therefore ( as he thinks Mr. Boswell would have done if he could ) incorporated with the text ...
Pagina xiii
... TOUR TO THE HEBRIDES , which Mr. Boswell published in The number of original letters in this edition is about 100 — the number of those collected from various publications ( including the extracts from Mrs. Piozzi's ) is about 200.
... TOUR TO THE HEBRIDES , which Mr. Boswell published in The number of original letters in this edition is about 100 — the number of those collected from various publications ( including the extracts from Mrs. Piozzi's ) is about 200.
Pagina xv
The whole ( though differently arranged ) of Mrs. Piozzi's Anecdotes of Dr. Johnson , 1 vol . sm . 8vo . 4. The whole of Dr. Johnson's Tour in Wales , with notes , by R. Duppa , Esq . , 1 vol . 12mo . This correspondence will be found ...
The whole ( though differently arranged ) of Mrs. Piozzi's Anecdotes of Dr. Johnson , 1 vol . sm . 8vo . 4. The whole of Dr. Johnson's Tour in Wales , with notes , by R. Duppa , Esq . , 1 vol . 12mo . This correspondence will be found ...
Pagina xvi
A great portion of the Letters to and from Dr. Johnson , published by H. L. Piozzi , 2 vols . 8vo . 7. Large extracts from The Life of Dr. Johnson , by Sir J. Hawkins , 1 vol . 8vo . 8. All , that had not been already anticipated by Mr.
A great portion of the Letters to and from Dr. Johnson , published by H. L. Piozzi , 2 vols . 8vo . 7. Large extracts from The Life of Dr. Johnson , by Sir J. Hawkins , 1 vol . 8vo . 8. All , that had not been already anticipated by Mr.
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