Dr. Nowel's sermon

Adams and Johnson discourse on death and life
Johnson and Boswell return to London

List of books recommended to young Mr. Astle
Some anecdotes of Johnson by Mr. Steevens
Johnson's last dinner at the Literary Club
His friends desire that he should winter in Italy
Captain Carleton's memoirs

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The Lord Chancellor's answer to the application for
assistance to winter in Italy
Boswell stays a day longer in London to talk over the
plan with Johnson
Boswell's farewell to Johnson, and return to Scotland
Mrs. Thrale becomes Mrs. Piozzi
Mrs. Piozzi's Anecdotes

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The negotiation concerning the journey to Italy
Johnson erects a stone to the memory of his wife

Makes a visit to Staffordshire and Derbyshire
Letters to Dr. Brocklesby

Mr. Hoole and others

Johnson at Lichfield for the last time

Visits Birmingham and Mr. Hector

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417-418

420

420

420-426

427-429

431

432

432-435

438-448

450

He relates the circumstance of his penance at Uttoxeter 451

Proceeds to Oxford and is received by Dr. Adams.

Sad state of ill health

Imitations of Johnson's style

Johnson orders a tombstone to be placed over his

parents' grave in St. Michael's Church, Lichfield

Johnson prepares for death

Monument and epitaph

Description of Johnson's person and character

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498

Mr. Croker's treatment of Miss Burney (note by Editor)

526

Churton's remarks on Boswell's work

On Captain Carleton's memoirs (note by Editor)

Justification of Dr. Strahan (note by Editor)

Johnson's relations with the Lowes (note by Editor)

Hoole's narrative

Portraits of Johnson (note by Editor)

LIST OF ENGRAVINGS

IN VOLUME III.

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JAMES BOSWELL, from the painting by Sir J. Reynolds
DR. JOHNSON, from the bust by Nollekens
E. CAVE, founder of the "Gentleman's Magazine"
DR. JOHNSON'S SITTING-ROOM IN BOLT COURT
TOPHAM BEAUCLERK .

RESIDENCE OF CATHARINE CLIVE

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