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In The Life of Samuel Johnson, the attitude that dominates Boswell’s descriptions of Johnson is a. deep reverence. c. cold scrutiny. b. complacent superiority. d. casual detachment.
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In The Life of Samuel Johnson, the attitude that dominates Boswell’s descriptions of Johnson is a. deep reverence. c. cold scrutiny. b. complacent superiority. d. casual detachment.

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i think it is B) Complacent Superiority 
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The correct answer is: [A]: deep reverence .
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