The Works of Samuel Johnson, L. L. D.: In Twelve Volumes, Volume 7

William Durell, 1811

Numb Page 1 IDLEEs character	3

Invitations to correspondents 3 Idlers reason for writing	8

Charities and hospitals	11

Proposal for a female army	15

Ladys performance on horseback	19

Scheme for newswriters	22

Uncertainty of friendship	23

Man does not always think	24

Lingers history of listlessness	72

Physical evil moral good	89

Rhetorical action considered	90

Sobers character 106	110

132 33 Journal of a fellow of a college 34 Punch and conversation 35 Auction hunter 36 The terrifick diction 37 Iron and gold	129

Imprisonment of debtors 75	132

Debtors in prison	133

The bracelet	137

Art of advertising	142

Perditas complaint of her father 43 Monitions on the flight of time 44 Use of memory	156

Mrs Savecharges complaint 55 Authors mortifications	186

232	229

Loss of ancient writings 67 Scholars journal	239

History of translations 69 History of translations	242

Hard words defended	247

Dick Shifters rural excursion 72 Regulation of memory	255

Tranquils use of riches 74 Memory rarely deficient 75 Gelaleddin of Bassora	265

False criticisms on painting 77 Easy writing 78 Steady Snug Startle Solid and Misty 79 Grand style of painting	280

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Scruple Wormwood Sturdy and Gentle	294

Biography how best performed	297

Books multiplied by useless compilations	301

Miss Heartlesss want of a lodging 87 Amazonian bravery revived	304

What have ye done?	311

Sufficiency of the English language	321

Nature of cunning	324

Sam Softlys History 94 Obstructions of learning	330

Tim Wainscots son a fine gentleman 96 Hacho of Lapland	336

Narratives of travellers considered 98 Sophia Heedful 99 Ortogral of Basra	344

The good sort of woman	348

Omars plan of life 102 Authors inattentive to themselves 103 Horror of the last	358

Title	The Works of Samuel Johnson, L. L. D.: In Twelve Volumes, Volume 7 The Works of Samuel Johnson, L. L. D.: In Twelve Volumes, Samuel Johnson
Author	Samuel Johnson
Publisher	William Durell, 1811
Original from	Columbia University
Digitized	18 Feb 2009

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New actors on the theatre	25

Betty Brooms history	26

Plan of military discipline	27

Wedding dayGrocers wifeChairman	28

Betty Brooms history	29

Corruption of newswriters	30

Progress of idleness	32

Political credulity	34

Discourses on the weather	38

Marriages why advertised	41

Page	42

The imaginary housewife	45

Robbery of time	50

Treacles complaint of his wife	51

Druggets retirement	54

Virtuosos whimsical	56

Character of Sophron the prudent	57

Expedients of Idlers	58

Books fall into neglect	59

Minim the critick	60

Drugget vindicated	61

Whirlers character	64

Louisbourgs history	68