...from the authority of Johnfon himfelf, in his own words. " I know no man (faid he,) who is more mafter of his wife and family than Thrale. If he but holds up a finger, he is obeyed. It is a great miftake tofuppofe that fhe is above him in literary attainments. She is more flippant; but he has ten...

...from the authority of Johnfon himfelf, in his own words. " I know no man (faid he,) who is more mafter of his wife and family than Thrale. If he but holds up a ringer, he is obeyed. It is a great miftake to fuppofe that fhe is above him in literary attainments....

...state of the case from the authority of Johnson himself in his own words. ' I know no man, (said he,) who is more master of his wife and family than Thrale....literary attainments'. She is more flippant ; but he makes me less desirous of reposing at that place which your kindness and Mr. Thrale's allows me to...

...state of the case from the authority of Johnson himself in his own words. ' I know no man, (said he,) who is more master of his wife and family than Thrale....literary attainments'. She is more flippant ; but he makes me less desirous of reposing at that place which your kindness and Mr. Thrale's allows me to...

...state of the case from the authority of Johnson himself in his own words. " I know no man, (said he,) who is more master of his wife and family than Thrale....but he has ten times her learning: he is a regular acholar ; but her learning is that of a school-boy in one of the lower forms.'' My readers may naturally...

...state of the case from the authority of Johnson himself in his own words. " I know no man, (said he,) who is more master of his wife and family than Thrale....more flippant ; but he has ten times her learning: he isa regular scholar ; but her learning is that of a school-boy in one of the lower forme.'' My readers...

...state of the case from the authority of Johnson himself in te own words. " I know no man, (said he,) who is more master of his wife and family than Thrale. If he but holds up i finger, he is obeyed. It is a great mistake to suppose that she is above him in literary attainments....

...state of the ease from the authority of Johnson himself, in his own words. " I know no man (said he) some difficulty. A Scripture expression may be used,...done without being nt all improper. Vet I own there ua regular scholar ; but her learning is that of a schoolboy in one of the lower forms." My readers...

...state of the case from the authority of Johnson himself, in his own words. " I know no man (said he) who is more master of his wife and family than Thrale. If he but holds up a finger, he is obeyed It ¡9 a great mistake to suppose that she is above him in literary attainments. She is more flippant...

...state of the case from the authority of Johnson himself in his own words. " I know no man (said he), who is more master of his wife and family than Thrale. If he but holds up a finger, he is obeyed. It is n great mistake to suppose that she is above him in literary attainments. She is more flippant; but...