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The Story of Doctor Johnson; Being an Introduction to Boswell's Life
作者：Roberts, S. C. (Sydney Castle), 1887-1966
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共 62 题- THE STORY OF DOCTOR JOHNSON
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- THE STORY OF DOCTOR JOHNSON
- Being an Introduction to Boswell's _Life_
- S. C. ROBERTS, M.A.
- Sometime Scholar of Pembroke College, Cambridge
- PREFACE
- S. C. R.
- FOOTNOTES:
- NOTE ON THE SECOND EDITION
- S. C. R.
- PREFACE vii
- JOHNSON'S WORLD 1
- THE BOY
- THE ADVENTURER IN LITERATURE
- THE MAN
- THE SOCIAL FRIEND
- THE TRAVELLER
- THE TRUE-BORN ENGLISHMAN 149
- BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTE 156
- ILLUSTRATIONS
- TO FACE PAGE
- JOHNSON'S HOUSE IN GOUGH SQUARE 28
- The Story of DOCTOR JOHNSON
- FOOTNOTES:
- FOOTNOTES:
- JOHNSON. 'Sir, you _may_ wonder.'
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- I am, dear Sir, &c.,
- SAM. JOHNSON.
- March 18, 1752."
- DEAR FRANCIS,
- May 28, 1768."
- DEAR FRANCIS,
- London, Sept. 25, 1770."
- FOOTNOTES:
- To wear off by meditation any worldly soil contracted in the week."
- MY DEAREST MISS JENNY,
- I am, my dear, your most humble servant,
- SAM. JOHNSON."
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- FOOTNOTES:
- Moreover, Johnson "loved the acquaintance of young people."
- FOOTNOTES:
- In conversation Goldsmith was not so happy. Garrick described him as one
- FOOTNOTES:
- DEAR SIR,
- Compliments to Miss Reynolds."
- SAM. JOHNSON."
- FOOTNOTES:
- FOOTNOTES:
- FOOTNOTES:
- Lord Scarsdale himself appeared, to do "the honours of the house."
- FOOTNOTES:
- Certainly Boswell may be allowed the phrase "much of a _John Bull_."
- FOOTNOTES:
- BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTE
- The _Oxford_ edition. (Two volumes; or, on India paper, in one volume.)
- The _Globe_ edition. (One volume; double columns of print. Macmillan.)
- The _Everyman_ edition. (Two volumes. Dent.)
- G. B. Hill: _Dr Johnson, His Friends and His Critics_. (1878.)
- Sir Walter Raleigh: _Six Essays on Johnson_. (Oxford, 1910.)