LXX. Mrs. Thrale to Dr. Johnfon-anfwer to
his accufation of flattery-the lofs fhe

is about to fuftain in her mother

LXXI. Dr. Johnson to Mrs. Thrale-difference between praise and flattery

LXXII. Mrs. Thrale to Dr. Johnson, inclosing a letter to a gentleman on his marriage

LXXIII. Dr. Johnson to Mrs. Thrale-journey from London to York-DurhamNewcastle-reflexions on travelling

to the Same, from Edinburgh-account of the buildings and perfons he fees there

to the Same-journey to Inchkeith -St. Andrew's-Aberbrothick-vifits Lord Monboddo-Aberdeen

to the Same-he is prefented with the freedom of Aberdeen-vifits Lord Errol-Dunbuys and the Buller of Bu

chan

117 to the Same, from the Ifle of Skie -journey from Aberdeen to BamffElgin-Foris-Nairn-Fort GeorgeInverness-Lough Nefs-the Fall of Fiers-Fort Auguftus-Enock in Glen

morrifon

to the Same description of the Ifles of Skie and Raarfa

to the Same-description of the feat of Macleod of Skie-the inn of Glenmorrison-account of the landlord and his daughter-the Macraes-gloomy reflexions on his birth-day-Glanelgthe Ifle of Skie-Raarfa

120

126

128

LXXX.

LETTER

1773.

LXXX. Dr. Johnfon to Mrs. Thrale-account of
the laird of Raarfa and his family

LXXXI.

LXXXII.

LXXXIII

to the Same-he leaves Raarfajourney to Kingsburg-fees Mifs Flora Macdonald-Dunvegan-Talifkerreflexions on his journey-manner of living in the Hebrides-further defcription of Skie

to Mr. Thrale, from the Ifle of

Mull

to Mrs, Thrale-defcription of the Ifle of Coll

Page

143

148

167

LXXXIV. to the Same-description of Mull
-Ulva-vifits Sir Allan Maclean-
Sondiland-cavern in the Ifle of Mull 170

LXXXV. to Mr. Thrale, inclosing a Latin
ode written in the Ifle of Skie
Tranflation of the ode by Mifs
Knight

LXXXVI. LXXXVII.

to Mr. Thrale, from Inverary

to Mrs. Thrale-leaves Inverary -vifits Sir James Cohune and Mr. Smollet arrives at Glasgow

LXXXVIII. Mrs. Thrale to Dr. Johnson

LXXXIX.

to the Same

xc. Dr. Johnson to Mrs. Thrale, in answer
-Glafgow-dines with the Earl of
Loudon-vifits Lady Eglinton—ar-

XCI.

rives at Auchinleck

to the Same-a letter of confolation on her uncle's having bequeathed his eftate to another

XCII. Mrs. Thrale to Dr. Johnson, on the fame

177

179

181

182

184

189

194

201

subject

203

XCII. Dr. Johnson to Mrs. Thrale, on the illness

C.-

-to the Same

to the Same

to the Same-Mr. Bofwell-Gray's

letters-offence given to the Raarsa fa-

Page

206

208

209

210

211

212

213

CXII.

CXIII.

to the Same-box-clubs at Lichfield 234

to the Same, from Lichfield

236

CXIV.

to the Same-converfation at Lich-

field

233

CXVI.

CXV. to the Same, on the propriety of go-

ing to fee shows

to the Same, on the regatta

CXVII. Mrs. Thrale to Dr. Johnson-defcription

241

244

of the regatta

246

CXVIII.

CXVIII. Dr. Johnson to Mrs. Thrale-answer

CXIX.

CXX.

CXXI.

to the Same, from Afhbourne
to the Same, on the prospect of a
fine harveft-advantages of having seen
the regatta

-

to the Same, on the expected diffolution of Parliament

Page

255

257

258

261

CXXIV.
CXXV.

to the Same, from Ashbourne Mrs. Thrale to Dr. Johnfon-reflexions on travelling

266

268

CXXX.

to the Same, on the death of a fon 281

to the Same, on the American war 292 to the Same - reflexions on the finall advancement in knowledge the mind makes after a certain age

295

CXXXVIII.

to the Same, on the same subject--the reason why it does fo

298

subject

CXXXIX. Mrs. Thrale to Dr. Johnson, on the fame

CXL. Dr. Johnson to Mrs. Thrale

301

306

LETTER

1776.

cxii. Dr. Johnfon to Mrs. Thrale, on the death

CXLII.

CXLIII.

of her fon

to the Same, on the fame fubject

Page

307

309

to the Same, on the fame fubject,

and an account of Mr. Peyton's death 311

CXLIV. — to the Same, on the death of her fon 313

CXLV.

to the Same, on the same subject

314

CXLVI. Mrs. Thrale to Dr. Johnson, on the fame

fubject

316

CXLVII. Dr. Johnson to Mrs. Thrale

320

CXLVIII. — to the Same-his visit to her daugh-

ters at Kensington

321