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English: Page 61 of Philip Rusher's edition of Rasselas |
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| Source | Rasselas, Prince of Abissinia. By Dr. Johnson. Printed with Patent Types in a Manner Never Before Attempted. Rusher's Edition (digitisation: Google Books) |
| Author | Text: Samuel Johnson, main typeface: Caslon Type Foundry, design concept: Philip Rusher, printing: John Cheney, Banbury |
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