[P. 167.] Dr. Johnson seems to have preferred. Cf. Boswell’s “Johnson,” ed. Hill, II, 174: “Sir, there is more knowledge of the heart in one letter of Richardson’s, than in all Tom Jones.”
[P. 168.] reproaches to her “lumpish heart”. “Pamela,” ed. Dobson and Phelps, I, 268.
its lightness. I, 276.
the joy. II, 7-25.
the artifice of the stuff-gown. I, 51.
the meeting with Lady Davers. II, 145 ff.
the trial-scene with her husband. IV, 122 ff.
[P. 169.] her long dying-scene. “Clarissa Harlowe,” ed. Dobson and Phelps, Vol. VIII, Letter 29.
the closing of the coffin-lid. VIII, Letter 50.
the heart-breaking reflections. VI, Letter 29.