Inns And Taverns of Old London
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And yet hiselection had not been an easy matter. That was largely his ownfault. When Reynolds first mentioned The Club to him, he ejaculatedin his airy manner, "I like it much; I think I shall be of you. " Ofcourse Reynolds reported the remark to Johnson, with a resultthat might have been anticipated. "_He'll_ be of _us_, " Johnsonrepeated, and then added, "How does he know we will _permit_him? The first duke in England has no right to hold such language. "Other recorders of Johnson's conversat...ion credit him withthreatening to black-ball the actor, and with the expression of thewish that he might have one place of resort where he would be freeof the company of the player. Whatever Johnson's attitude was, thefact remains that Garrick's election was opposed for a considerabletime, though when he was made a member he approved himself a welcomeaddition to the circle.
Unconsciously amusing is the account Boswell gives of his ownelection. The Club had been in existence some nine years when thefatal night of the balloting arrived.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And yet hiselection had not been an easy matter. That was largely his ownfault. When Reynolds first mentioned The Club to him, he ejaculatedin his airy manner, "I like it much; I think I shall be of you. " Ofcourse Reynolds reported the remark to Johnson, with a resultthat might have been anticipated. "_He'll_ be of _us_, " Johnsonrepeated, and then added, "How does he know we will _permit_him? The first duke in England has no right to hold such language. "Other recorders of Johnson's conversat...ion credit him withthreatening to black-ball the actor, and with the expression of thewish that he might have one place of resort where he would be freeof the company of the player. Whatever Johnson's attitude was, thefact remains that Garrick's election was opposed for a considerabletime, though when he was made a member he approved himself a welcomeaddition to the circle.
Unconsciously amusing is the account Boswell gives of his ownelection. The Club had been in existence some nine years when thefatal night of the balloting arrived.
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