Life of Johnson, volume 3
Life of Johnson, volume 3
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From the Hebrides Johnson wrote to Mrs. Thrale:-- 'I have a desire to instruct myself in the whole system of pastorallife; but I know not whether I shall be able to perfect the idea. However, I have many pictures in my mind, which I could not have hadwithout this journey; and should have passed it with great pleasure hadyou, and Master, and Queeney been in the party. We should have excitedthe attention and enlarged the observation of each other, and obtainedmany pleasing topicks of future conve...rsation. ' _Piozzi Letters_, i. 159. 'We travelled with very little light in a storm of wind and rain; wepassed about fifty-five streams that crossed our way, and fell into ariver that, for a very great part of our road, foamed and roared besideus; all the rougher powers of nature except thunder were in motion, butthere was no danger. I should have been sorry to have missed any of theinconveniencies, to have had more light or less rain, for theirco-operation crowded the scene and filled the mind.
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From the Hebrides Johnson wrote to Mrs. Thrale:-- 'I have a desire to instruct myself in the whole system of pastorallife; but I know not whether I shall be able to perfect the idea. However, I have many pictures in my mind, which I could not have hadwithout this journey; and should have passed it with great pleasure hadyou, and Master, and Queeney been in the party. We should have excitedthe attention and enlarged the observation of each other, and obtainedmany pleasing topicks of future conve...rsation. ' _Piozzi Letters_, i. 159. 'We travelled with very little light in a storm of wind and rain; wepassed about fifty-five streams that crossed our way, and fell into ariver that, for a very great part of our road, foamed and roared besideus; all the rougher powers of nature except thunder were in motion, butthere was no danger. I should have been sorry to have missed any of theinconveniencies, to have had more light or less rain, for theirco-operation crowded the scene and filled the mind.
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