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"No Sir," said Johnson, "nothing excites a man to write but necessity." Walpole then relates the anecdote of the clergyman, and speaks of Johnson as 'the mercenary. Walpole's sinecure offices thirty-nine years before this time brought him in 'near, £2000 a year. In 1782 he wrote that his office of Usher of the Exchequer was worth £1800 a year. Letters, i. lxxix, lxxxii.
And the old Raja and his wife came and lived with Lita and his wives and the other brothers stayed on at their old home; and they all lived happily ever after. LXXXII. The Corpse of the Raja's Son. There was once a blacksmith named Chitru who had a very pretty wife; and the woman attracted the attention of the son of the Raja.
Discovery of Saturn's Sixth and Seventh Satellites; with Remarks on the Constitution of the Ring, on the Planet's Rotation round an Axis, on its Spheroïdal Form, and on its Atmosphere. On Saturn's Satellites, and the Rotation of the Ring round an Axis. Phil. Trans., vol. lxxxi. On the Nebulous Stars and the Suitableness of this Epithet. Phil. Trans., vol. lxxxii.
Of which it is written in Psalm lxxxii, "Rid the poor out of the hand of the wicked, and help the forsaken to maintain his just cause."
Shall I give the character from my Tour somewhat enlarged? Croker's Boswell, p. 829. Mr. Psalm lxxxii. 7. 'On being asked in his last illness what physician he had sent for, "Dr. Heberden," replied he, "ultimus Romanorum, the last of the learned physicians." Seward's Biographiana, p. 601. Mr. Green related that when some of Johnson's friends desired that Dr.
LXXXII. Pompey arrived in Thessaly a few days after, and having harangued the combined army, returned thanks to his own men, and exhorted Scipio's soldiers, that as the victory was now secured, they should endeavour to merit a part of the rewards and booty.
Meanwhile, we will set up here certain beacons to light up the arena where a husband is soon to find himself, in alliance with religion and law, engaged single-handed in a contest with his wife, who is supported by her native craft and the whole usages of society as her allies. LXXXII. Anything may be expected and anything may be supposed of a woman who is in love.
The potters say they taught themselves, and have always made earthenware. To-day Samoki pottery is made of two clays one a reddish-brown mineral dug from pits several feet deep on the hillside, shown in Pl. LXXXII, and the other a bluish mineral gathered from a shallow basin situated on the hillside nearer the river than the pits, and in which a little water stands much of the year.
See "The Heirs of the Stuarts" in Quarterly Review, vol. lxxxii. Ante, vol. i. p. 91, 92. There are so few of "Darsie Latimer's" letters preserved that the following may be given relating to the Bride of Lammermoor: "EDIN. Sept. 1, 1829. But to come to my proposal, which is to forward to you a communication I had within these few days from Sir Robert Horne Dalrymple Elphinstone.
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