The Works of Samuel Johnson, Volume 10Pafraets Book Company, 1903 |
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... declared several times before his death , that he received his wound from Savage ; nor did Savage at his trial deny the fact , but endeav- oured partly to extenuate it , by urging the sudden- ness of the whole action , and the ...
... declared several times before his death , that he received his wound from Savage ; nor did Savage at his trial deny the fact , but endeav- oured partly to extenuate it , by urging the sudden- ness of the whole action , and the ...
Page 52
... declared it as his resolution , " to spurn that friend who should pre- sume to dictate to him ; " and it is not likely , that , in his earlier years , he received admonitions with more calmness . He was , likewise , inclined to resent ...
... declared it as his resolution , " to spurn that friend who should pre- sume to dictate to him ; " and it is not likely , that , in his earlier years , he received admonitions with more calmness . He was , likewise , inclined to resent ...
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... declared " " he should again treat it , with disdain . As to writing any men- dicant letters , he had too high a spirit , and determined only to write to some ministers of state , to try to regain his pension . " He continued to ...
... declared " " he should again treat it , with disdain . As to writing any men- dicant letters , he had too high a spirit , and determined only to write to some ministers of state , to try to regain his pension . " He continued to ...
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