Letters of James Boswell addressed to the Rev. W. J. Temple. Now first published from the original MSS. With an introduction and notes. [Edited by Sir Philip Francis.]Richard Bentley, 1857 - 407 pages |
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account of Corsica acquaintance admirable agreeable amiable amusement ANDREW ERSKINE appear Auchinleck believe best compliments BOSWELL AND ERSKINE Boswell's character comfort confess conversation correspondence Corsican Court of Session daughter David David Hume deal dear friend dear Temple dearest friend dined Dundas Edinburgh elegant father favour feel following letter fond gentleman give Gray happy hear Holyrood House honour hope Hume hypochondria imagine Inner Temple JAMES BOSWELL John Johnson kind lady literary live London Lord Lisburne Lord Lonsdale Malone Mamhead married mind Miss Blair Mount Edgecumbe never night obliged Paoli perhaps Perreau pleased pleasure Pray present Princess published racter received remarks Rudd Samuel Johnson says Scotland sensible sincerely Sir Joshua soon spirits strange talk tell Temple's thought tion told uneasy vanity week wife wish woman worthy write written wrote young Zelide