...half-affronted bow, " I expected this! I declare I thought you would conclude it was me ! " f ***** Dr. Johnson has been very unwell indeed. Once I was...commonly is the most alarming of the two. His kindness far me, I think, if possible, still increased : he actually bores every body so about me that the folks...

...maliciously, I grant, " had you been saying to her?" " Oh, thank you ! " said he, with a half- affronted bow, " I expected this! I declare I thought you would...two. His kindness for me, I think, if possible, still increases : he actually bores every body so about me that the folks even complain of it. I must, however,...

...but I did not mean he should. Afterwards he told us a most unaccountably ridiculous story of a crying wife. A gentleman, he said, of his acquaintance had...think, if possible, still increased : he actually bores everybody so about me that the folks even complain of it. I must, however, acknowledge I feel but little...

...reasons might be given in the conjectural yet positive manner of writers, who are 1 ' Sept. 14, 1781. Dr. Johnson has been very unwell indeed. Once I was...remedy, which commonly is the most alarming of the two.' Mme. D'Arblay's Diary, ii. 107. On Sept. 18, his birth-day, he wrote : — ' As I came home [from church],...

...half-affronted bow, " I expected this ! I declare I thought you would conclude it was me ! " 1 Qi*ry, Griselda. Dr. Johnson has been very unwell indeed. Once I was...think, if possible, still increased : he actually bares everybody so about me that the folks even complain of it. I must, however, acknowledge I feel...

...thought, but ne'er so well express'd.' " Here, much to my satisfaction, the conversation broke up. Dr. Johnson * has been very unwell indeed. Once I...think, if possible, still increased: he actually bores everybody so about me that the folks even complain of it. I must, however, acknowledge I feel but little...

...ne'er so well express'd.' " Here, much to my satisfaction, the conversation broke up. Dr. Johnson 1 has been very unwell indeed. Once I was quite frightened...think, if possible, still increased: he actually bores everybody so about me that the folks even complain of it. I must, however, acknowledge I feel but little...

...improvement he said, that should be extended to cookery. An entry in Madame D' Arblay's diary 1781 reads : ' Dr. Johnson has been very unwell indeed. Once I was...remedy, which commonly is the most alarming of the two.' Johnson apparently disapproved of periodical bleeding, though he was bled very frequently — more...