Giuseppe Baretti, With An Account of His Literary Friendships And Feuds in Italy And in England in the Days of Dr. Johnson
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" " Because they are sure to return such gifts by wiping their hands upon the giver's gown or coat, and nothing makes children more offensive. People only make the offer to please the parents, and they wish the poor children at Jericho when they accept it." " But madam, it is a great deal more offensive to refuse them. Let those who make the offer look to their own gowns and coats, for when you interfere they only wish you at Jericho." Indeed, the freedom with which Dr. Johnson condemns whateve...r he disapproves, is astonishing ; 1 D'Arblay, Diary, i. 66.
BOSWELL AT STREATHAM 259 and the strength of words he uses would, to most people, be intolerable ; but Mrs. Thrale seems to have a sweetness of disposition that equals all her other excellences, and far from making a point of vindicating herself, she generally receives his ad- monitions with the most respectful silence.
Johnson did not introduce Boswell till 1769, but he also has recorded his first impressions : On the 6th of October I complied with this obliging invitation ; and found, at an elegant villa, six miles from town, every circumstance that can make society pleasing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " Because they are sure to return such gifts by wiping their hands upon the giver's gown or coat, and nothing makes children more offensive. People only make the offer to please the parents, and they wish the poor children at Jericho when they accept it." " But madam, it is a great deal more offensive to refuse them. Let those who make the offer look to their own gowns and coats, for when you interfere they only wish you at Jericho." Indeed, the freedom with which Dr. Johnson condemns whateve...r he disapproves, is astonishing ; 1 D'Arblay, Diary, i. 66.
BOSWELL AT STREATHAM 259 and the strength of words he uses would, to most people, be intolerable ; but Mrs. Thrale seems to have a sweetness of disposition that equals all her other excellences, and far from making a point of vindicating herself, she generally receives his ad- monitions with the most respectful silence.
Johnson did not introduce Boswell till 1769, but he also has recorded his first impressions : On the 6th of October I complied with this obliging invitation ; and found, at an elegant villa, six miles from town, every circumstance that can make society pleasing.
What to read after Giuseppe Baretti, With An Account of His Literary Friendships And Feuds in Italy And in England in the Days of Dr. Johnson?
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