Citizen of the World, in two volumes, 1762.
go about to cozen. Cf. “Merchant of Venice,” ii, 9, 37: “To cozen fortune and be honorable Without the stamp of merit.”
Persian Letters. “Letters from a Persian in England to his Friend at Ispahan” (1735), by Lord Lyttleton.
[P. 153.] The bonzes. “Citizen of the World,” Letter X.
Edinburgh. We are positive. Ibid., Letter V.
Beau Tibbs. Letters XXIX, LIV, LV, LXXXI.
Lounger ran from February 5, 1785, to January 6, 1786, The Mirror from January 23, 1779, to May 27, 1780. The chief contributor to both was Henry Mackenzie (1745-1831), author of the celebrated sentimental novels: “The Man of Feeling” (1771), “The Man of the World” (1773), “Julia de Roubigné” (1777).
the story of La Roche. Mirror, 42, 43, 44.
the story of Le Fevre. “Tristram Shandy,” Bk. VI, ch. 6.
[P. 154.] author of Rosamond Gray. Charles Lamb.