Life of Johnson, Volume 5 - Tour to the Hebrides (1773) and Journey into North Wales (1774) by James Boswell
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_October 23_. Goldsmith's _Traveller_. Pope and Cowley compared. Archibald Duke of Argyle. Arrive at Inverary. Dr. Johnson drinks some whisky, and assigns his reason. Letter from the authour to Mr. Garrick. Mr. Garrick's answer. _October 24_. Specimen of Ogden on Prayer. Hervey's _Meditations_. Dr. Johnson's Meditation on a Pudding. Country neighbours. The authour's visit to the castle of Inverary. Perverse opposition to the influence of Peers in Ayrshire. _October 25_. Dr. Johnson presented to the Duke of Argyle. Grandeur of his grace's seat. The authour possesses himself in an embarrassing situation. Honourable Archibald Campbell on _a middle state_. The old Lord Townshend. Question concerning luxury. Nice trait of character. Good principles and bad practice. _October 26_. A passage in Home's _Douglas_, and one in _Juvenal_, compared. Neglect of religious buildings in Scotland. Arrive at Sir James Colquhoun's. _October 27_. Dr. Johnson's letter to the Duke of Argyle. His grace's answer. Lochlomond. Dr. Johnson's sentiments on dress. Forms of prayer considered. Arrive at Mr. Smollet's. _October 28_. Dr. Smollet's Epitaph. Dr. Johnson's wonderful memory. His alacrity during the Tour. Arrive at Glasgow. _October 29_. Glasgow surveyed. Attention of the professors to Dr. Johnson. |
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