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PRECIEUSES, 315-318. PREDISPOSITION of the mind, 118. PREFACES, their interest, 286; their occasional falsehood, 287; vanity of authors in, 288; idle apologies in, 289; Dryden's interesting, 290. PREJUDICES, literary, 160-163. PUBLIC TASTE formed by public writers, 268. RACINE, sensibility of, 83; 325-332. RAMBOUILLET, Hotel de, 315-317. READING analyzed, 298-302. RECLUSE manners in great authors, 98-99. RELICS of men of genius, 255-258. REMUNERATION of literature, 194-195. RESIDENCES of literary men, 255-257. REYNOLDS, Sir J., his "automatic system," 26; discovers its inconsistencies, 27. RIDICULE the terror of genius, 94 ROBERTSON the historian, 341-350. ROLAND, Madame, anecdote of the power of poetry on, 141. ROMNEY, his anxiety over his picture of the Tempest, 81-82. ROUSSEAU'S expedient to endure society, 73; his domestic infelicity, 175. ROYAL SOCIETY, attacks on, _n._ 14. RUBENS' transcripts of the poets, 21. SANDWICH, Lord, his first idea of a stratagem at sea, 132. SCUDERY, Mademoiselle, 316. SENSITIVENESS of genius, 72, 78, 78; 139-140. SELF-IMMOLATION of genius to labour, 152. SELF-PRAISE of genius, 162-170. SERVANTS, a dissertation on, 364-374. SHEE, Sir M.A., relations of poetry and painting, _n._, 21. SHENSTONE, his early love, 199. SIDDONS, Mrs., anecdote of, 137. SINGLENESS of genius, 245-247. SOCIETY, artificial, an injury to genius, 90. SOLITUDE loved by men of genius, 35-40; 109-115. STEAM first discovered, 133. STUDIES of advanced life, 241-243. STERNE, anecdotes of, 332-340. STYLE and its peculiarities, 291-294. SUSCEPTIBILITY of men of genius, 170-172. SUGGESTIONS of one mind perfected by another, 275-276. TASSO uneasy in his labours, 84. TAYLOR, Dr. Brooke, his torpid melancholy, 175. TEMPLE, Sir W., his love of gardens, 283. THEORETICAL history, 342. THOMSON, his sensitiveness to grand poetry, 142; irritability over false criticisms, 65. TOBACCO, its introduction to England, 362. TOOTHPICKS, origin of, 358. TOWNLEY Gallery of Sculpture, _n._, 13. TROUBADOURS, their influence, 285. UMBRELLAS, their history, 358. UTILITARIANISM and its narrow view of literature, 15. UNIVERSALITY Of genius, 244. VAN PRAUN refuses to part with his collection to an emperor, 229. VERNET sketches in a storm, 144. VERS DE SOCIETE, 308-310. VINDICTIVENESS of genius, 1
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