The Age of Johnson: Essays Presented to Chauncey Brewster Tinker

appeared Baretti believe Boswell Boswell's Burke called cause century character Chesterfield considered conversation copy course critics death early edition eighteenth century English evidence example expression fact feeling Fielding final friends Garrick Gibbon give given Gray hand happy human idea imagination important interest Italy John Johnson journal kind Lady later least less letters literary lived London Lord Madame manner matter mean mind Montagu moral nature never novel observations once passage perhaps period person picture play poem poet poetry present printed probably published reader reason record remarks scene seems sense social society spirit story style taste things Thomson thought tion true virtue volume Walpole whole writing written wrote young