the Johnsonian æther, 286-7; the dictator, 288-93; dancing lessons, 288; the element of humour, 289; his humanity and tenderness, 291; Tom Davies put down, 292; his 'awfulness,' 293-8; Miss Burney's account, 294 _seq._; his gallantry, 294-5; his rebuke to Hannah More, 295; his kindness, 295; the dogmatist, 296; pompousness and playfulness, 297; his 'formality,' 298; public interest in, 302; his share in Boswell's great work, 315-6; talked about, 317; fertility and readiness of his wit, 323; _See also under_ Boswell. Johnson, Boswell's Life of: universality, 2-3; self-expression in, 14; 'Tour in Corsica' compared with, 59-60; tells a story of friendship, 113; attitude towards Johnson involved, 131; not a complete expression of Boswell's views, 137; proves Boswell's ability, 138; an edifying book, 145; humour, 201; Malone the first editor, 210^1; connection of the 'Tour to the Hebrides' with, 217, 227-8; not the official life, 227^1; industry of the author, 227-9; Malone revises, 229-30; Boswell's conviction that it will be a masterpiece, 229-33; his conception of, 231-3; nature of moral purpose in, 233-7; Boswell's conception of Johnson's character, 238-41; his qualifications, 242 _seq._; his care, 247-5; the proof-sheets, 250-1; interest in Johnson's talk, 256; the author's questions and experiments, 258-66; his note-taking, 266 _seq._, _see_ Boswell; compiled from documents not extant, 273; the process of Johnsonising, 278-82; artistic nature of the representation, 283-93; the 'shades' in Johnson's character emphasised, 286; the comedy scenes, 288-92; is Boswell's Johnson in any degree his own invention? 293-9; Boswell's account accepted as the truth, 299; contains occasional autobiography, 300; solidifies Boswell's reputation, 303; Malone prepares the third edition, 307; Malone's opinion of, 308; additions and corrections, 313; its popularity and Boswell's triumph, 314-15; Dr. Johnson's share, 315-16; Boswell necessarily appears in, 321-2; the dedication, 324; _see also under_ Boswell, biography, &c. 'Journey to the Western Islands,' 87, 236 K Kames, Lord, 18 Keats, 1 Killaloe, Bishop of, 289 King George III., 177, 182, 196, 255, 295 King of Prussia, 191 L Langton, 106, 119, 248, 266, 281-2, 293 Leask, W. K., James Boswell, 313^11 Letters between the Honourable Andrew Erskine and James Boswell, Esq., 30, 31, 32, 33 Letters, Boswell's political, 136-7, 176-7, 195 Letters to Temple, _see under_ Boswell Lettsom, Dr., 202 Lisburne, 178 Literary Club, 68, 106-7, 133 Literature, _see under_ Boswell 'Lives of the Poets,' 109 Lochbuy, 129, 131, 260 ----, Lady, 129 Lockhart, 1