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Pagina 90
... London , the great field of genius and exertion , where talents of every kind have the fullest scope , and the highest encouragement . It is a memo- rable circumstance that his pupil David Garrick went thither at the same time , ' with ...
... London , the great field of genius and exertion , where talents of every kind have the fullest scope , and the highest encouragement . It is a memo- rable circumstance that his pupil David Garrick went thither at the same time , ' with ...
Pagina 110
... London as the sink of foreign worthlessness : 66 the common shore , Where France does all her filth and ordure pour ... London , and of the times , contrasted with better days , are different from those of Johnson , and in general well ...
... London as the sink of foreign worthlessness : 66 the common shore , Where France does all her filth and ordure pour ... London , and of the times , contrasted with better days , are different from those of Johnson , and in general well ...
Pagina 193
... London he had only ten guineas ; and now , after his fame was established , he got for his Vanity of Human Wishes ... London . More readers , therefore , will be delighted with the pointed spirit of London , than with the profound ...
... London he had only ten guineas ; and now , after his fame was established , he got for his Vanity of Human Wishes ... London . More readers , therefore , will be delighted with the pointed spirit of London , than with the profound ...
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