STUDIES of advanced life, 241-243.
STERNE, anecdotes of, 332-340.
STYLE and its peculiarities, 291-294.
SUSCEPTIBILITY of men of genius, 170-172.
SUGGESTIONS of one mind perfected by another, 275-276.
TASSO uneasy in his labours, 84.
TAYLOR, Dr. Brooke, his torpid melancholy, 175.
TEMPLE, Sir W., his love of gardens, 283.
THEORETICAL history, 342.
THOMSON, his sensitiveness to grand poetry, 142; irritability over false criticisms, 65.