Titlebook: Dr Johnson; Norman Page (Professor of Modern English Literatur Book 1987 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 19

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‘This extraordinary man’mind as distinguished from all other minds, nothing but your earnest desire can excuse. Such as it is, you may make what use of it you please. Of his learning, and so much of his character as is discoverable in his writings and is open to the inspection of every person, nothing need be said.

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First Lessons would urge the numerous editions and quick sale of Tommy Prudent or Goody Two Shoes: ‘Remember always [said he] that the parents . the books, and that the children never read them.’ Mrs Barbauld,. however, had his best praise, and deserved it; no man was more struck than Mr Johnson with voluntary d

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Schooldaysthem. His dislike to business was so great, that he would procrastinate his exercises to the last hour. I have known him after a long vacation, in which we were rather severely tasked, return to school an hour earlier in the morning, and begin one of his exercises, in which he purposely left some fa

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The Dictionaryd the curiosity and excited the wonder of an enlightened age. From a secretary of state, still more illustrious for his elegant accomplishments than for his high birth or official situation, something like substantial encouragement was expected to an undertaking which aimed at no less than a .. His

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Johnson Receives the News of his Pensioness. By slow and studied approaches, the message was disclosed. Johnson made a long pause: he asked if it was seriously intended? He fell into a profound meditation, and his own definition of a pensioner. occurred to him. He was told, ‘that he, at least, did not come within the definition’. He desir

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