_Tom Durfey_ (1653-1723) was a dramatist and song writer. _Duke of Marlborough_ (1650-1722), and _Marshal Turenne_ (1611-1675). _The Spectator_ ran from March 1, 1711, to December 6, 1712, with an additional series from June 18 to December 20, 1714. _the first sprightly runnings_. Dryden's "Aurengzebe," iv, 1. P. 142. _Addison_, Joseph (1672-1719). _the whiteness of her hand_. Cf. Spectator. No. 113. "She certainly has the finest hand of any woman in the world." _the havoc he makes_. Spectator, 116, by Budgell. _his speech from the bench and his unwillingness_. 122. _his gentle reproof_. 130. _his doubts_. 117. P. 143. _his account of the family pictures_. 109, by Steele. _his choice of a chaplain_. 106. _his falling asleep at church and his reproof of John Williams_, i.e., John Matthews. 112. _I once thought I knew_. Cf. "On the Conversation of Authors," where A---- (William Ayrton) is introduced as "the Will Honeycomb of our set." _The Court of Honour_. Addison created the court in Tatler, 250. Its proceedings are recorded by himself and Steele in Nos. 253, 256, 259, 262, 265. _Personification of Musical Instruments_. Tatler, 153, 157. _the picture of the family_. Tatler, 95, of unknown authorship. P. 144. _the account of the two sisters_. 151. _the married lady_. 104. _the lover and his mistress_. 94. _the bridegroom_. 82. _Mr. Eustace and his wife_. 172. _the fine dream_. 117. _Mandeville_, Bernard (d. 1733), author of the satirical "Fable of the Bees." _reflections on cheerfulness_. Spectator, 381, 387, 393. _those in Westminster Abbey_. 26. _Royal Exchange_. 69. P. 145. _the best criticism_. 226. _Mr. Fuseli_, Henry (1741-1825), painter and art critic. _an original copy_. Probably the octavo edition of 1711. _The Guardian_ ran from March 12, 1713, to October 1, 1713. _The Rambler_ ran from March 20, 1749-50, to March 14, 1752. _Dr. Johnson_, Samuel (1709-1784). P. 146. _give us pause_. "Hamlet," iii, 1, 68. P. 147. _All his periods_, etc. See the "Character of Burke" and the preface to "The Characters of Shakespeare's Plays." P. 148. _the elephant_. "Paradise Lost," IV, 345. _If he were to write_. Boswell's "Johnson," ed. Birkbeck Hill, II, 231. P. 149. _Rasselas_, an Oriental tale, published in 1759. _abused Milton and patronised Lauder_. See Boswell's "Johnson," I, 228-231. P. 150. _Boswell_, James (1740-1795), made his literary reputation by his "Life of Johnson." _the king of good fellows_. Burns's "Auld Rab Morris." _inventory of all he said_. Cf. Ben Jonson's "Alchemist," iii, 2: "And ta'en an inventory of what they are." _Goldsmith asked_. Boswell's "Johnson," II, 260. _If that fellow Burke_. II, 450. _What, is it you_. I, 250. P. 151. _with some unidead girls_. I, 251. _Now, I think_. II, 362. _his quitting the society_. I, 201. _his dining with Wilkes_. III, 64. _his sitting with the young ladies_. II, 120. _his carrying the unfortunate victim_. IV, 321.