13. 369. 386.-his Charity, 28.
36. 135. 157. 199. 228. 252.-
his "Beauties," 314.-his
Courtship, 315.—his Agility,
435.- his Dress, 193. 358.
his Piety, 30.-his Incredulity,
41. his love of Contradiction,
43. his Dread of Death,
59. 60.―his Promptitude of
Thought, 65.-his Pride and
Severity, 71. 310.—his Political
Creed, 130.-his Powers of
Conversation, 134. 155. 238.
397. 431. his Library, 153.
- his Funeral, 179. 331.—his
Gesticulations, 155. 200.- his
Recitation, 199.-his Personal
Peculiarities, 343.- his Man-
ner of Composing, 344.-his
Kindness of Heart, 252.- his
Humility, 253.—his Journey
to the Hebrides, 277.- his
Dying Advice, 397.
Johnson-Account of his last Ill-
ness, and Death, by Mrs. Piozzi,
112.-by Sir John Hawkins, 136.
by Mr. Tyers, 158.-by Mr.
Hoole, 160.- by Madame D'Ar-
blay, 269.-by the Right Hon.
William Windham, 284.-by
Hannah More, 298.- by Mr.
Pepys, 298.
his Character, by Mrs.
Piozzi, 95.— by Miss Reynolds,
205.- by Mr. Cumberland, 211.
- by Bishop Horne, 301.-by
Lady Knight, 352.-by Arthur
Murphy, Esq., 373.- by the
Rev. Vicesimus Knox, 444.- by
Sir Walter Scott, 453.-by Sir
James Mackintosh, 455.
Johnson, Portraits of, 136. 310.
394. 400.
Johnson's Willow, 420.
Jones, Sir William, 451.
Jortin's Sermons, 128.
"Joseph Andrews," 293.
Juvenal, Johnson's Imitations of,
English, 450.
Kippis, Dr., 225.
Knight, Lady, her Character of
Mrs. Johnson, 350.—of Miss
Williams, 351.-of Johnson,
352.
"Know Yourself," 370.
Knowledge, 384.
Knowledge of Life, 86. 156.
Lichfield, Johnson's last Visit to,
Lichfield Cathedral, Busts of John-
son and Garrick in, 464.
Life, 27. 30. 47.
Life, Knowledge of, 86. 175.
Life of a Sailor, 91.
"Lime Labor," Johnson's, 423.
Liquors, Strong, 154.
on Johnson's Funeral, 331. -
on Johnson's Churchmanship,
331.-on Johnson's Monument,
332. First Interview with
Johnson, 335.- on his "Prayers
and Meditations," 336.
Party Heat, 436.
Pascal Lamb, 286.
Pascal, Pensées de, 24. 294.
Pathetic in Poetry, 64.
Patriots, 132.
Pearce, Bishop, 332.
Peas, Young, 18.
Pembroke College, 296.
Penance, Voluntary, 31.
Pepys, W. W., Esq., 43. 409.
Percy, Bishop, Anecdotes and Re-
marks by, 20. 174. 217, 218.
343.
Percy, Mrs. 216.
Personal Peculiarities, 343.
"Peter Paul Rubens," 311.
Physic, 38.
Physicians, 38. 117.
Picture of Himself, Johnson's, 369.
Piety, 30.
"Pilgrim's Progress," 428.
Pindar, Peter, 311.— his “Poet-
ical and Congratulatory Epistle
to Boswell," 477.-his "Bozzy
and Piozzi, or the British Bio-
graphers," 484.
Piozzi, Mr. 323. 397.
Piozzi, Mrs. 93. 323.—her Cha-
racter of Johnson, 95.
Plague in London, 127.
Player, 111.
Pleasure, 37.
Pleasure of Hunting, 427.
Pleasures of Hope, 431.
Plymouth, Trip to, 310.
Poetry, Religious, 130.
Politics, Modern, 26.
Pomponius Gauricus, 434.
Poor, 27.
Poor People's Children, 7.
Poor, Treatment of the, 27.
Pope, Alexander, 16. 125. 174.
184.
Pope's Homer, 355.
Pope's Satires, 427.
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