Quote by Samuel Johnson

I respect Millar: he has raised the price of literature

I respect Millar: he has raised the price of literature

Summary

This quote could be interpreted as a recognition and admiration for the impact that Millar, presumably an author or figure within the literary industry, has had on the value and importance of literature. By "raising the price," it may imply that Millar has elevated the quality or significance of literature, making it more valued and esteemed. This could be seen as a compliment to Millar's work and influence on the literary world.

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