[1056] Anec. p. 202. BOSWELL.
[1057] See ante, i. 40, 68, 92, 415, 481; ii. 188, 194; iii. 229; and post, v. 245, note 2.
[1058] Anec. p. 44. BOSWELL. See ante, p. 318, note 1, where I quote the passage.
[1059] Ib. p. 23. BOSWELL.
[1060] Ib. p. 45. Mr. Hayward says:—'She kept a copious diary and notebook called Thraliana from 1776 to 1809. It is now,' [1861] he continues, 'in the possession of Mr. Salusbury, who deems it of too private and delicate a character to be submitted to strangers, but has kindly supplied me with some curious passages from it.' Hayward's Piozzi, i. 6.
[1061] Ib. p. 51 [192]. BOSWELL.
[1062] Anec. p. 193 [51]. BOSWELL.
[1063] Johnson, says Murphy, (Life, p. 96) 'felt not only kindness, but zeal and ardour for his friends.' 'Who,' he asks (ib. p. 144), 'was more sincere and steady in his friendships?' 'Numbers,' he says (ib. p. 146), 'still remember with gratitude the friendship which he shewed to them with unaltered affection for a number of years.'
[1064] See ante, ii. 285, and iii. 440.
[1065] Johnson's Works, i. 152, 3.