Life of Johnsonl

第97章

wouldvisitmyneighbours,andreceivetheirvisits;butIwouldnotbeinhastetoreturnvisits。Ifagentlemancomestoseeme,Itellhimhedoesmeagreatdealofhonour。Idonotgotoseehimperhapsfortenweeks;thenweareverycomplaisanttoeachother。No,Sir,youwillhavemuchmoreinfluencebygivingorlendingmoneywhereitiswanted,thanbyhospitality。’

OnSaturday,May17,Isawhimforashorttime。HavingmentionedthatIhadthatmorningbeenwitholdMr。Sheridan,herememberedtheirformerintimacywithacordialwarmth,andsaidtome,’TellMr。Sheridan,Ishallbegladtoseehim,andshakehandswithhim。’BOSWELL。’Itistomeverywonderfulthatresentmentshouldbekeptupsolong。’JOHNSON。’Why,Sir,itisnotaltogetherresentmentthathedoesnotvisitme;itispartlyfallingoutofthehabit,——partlydisgust,asonehasatadrugthathasmadehimsick。Besides,heknowsthatIlaughathisoratory。’

AnotherdayIspokeofoneofourfriends,ofwhomhe,aswellasI,hadaveryhighopinion。Heexpatiatedinhispraise;butadded,’Sir,heisacursedWhig,aBOTTOMLESSWhig,astheyallarenow。’

OnMonday,May26,Ifoundhimattea,andthecelebratedMissBurney,theauthourofEvelinaandCecilia,withhim。IaskediftherewouldbeanyspeakersinParliament,iftherewerenoplacestobeobtained。JOHNSON。’Yes,Sir。Whydoyouspeakhere?

Eithertoinstructandentertain,whichisabenevolentmotive;orfordistinction,whichisaselfishmotive。’ImentionedCecilia。

JOHNSON。(withanairofanimatedsatisfaction,)’Sir,ifyoutalkofCecilia,talkon。’

WetalkedofMr。Barry’sexhibitionofhispictures。JOHNSON。

’Whateverthehandmayhavedone,themindhasdoneitspart。

Thereisagraspofmindtherewhichyoufindnowhereelse。’

Iaskedwhetheramannaturallyvirtuous,oronewhohasovercomewickedinclinations,isthebest。JOHNSON。’Sir,toYOU,themanwhohasovercomewickedinclinationsisnotthebest。HehasmoremerittoHIMSELF:Iwouldrathertrustmymoneytoamanwhohasnohands,andsoaphysicalimpossibilitytosteal,thantoamanofthemosthonestprinciples。ThereisawittysatiricalstoryofFoote。HehadasmallbustofGarrickplaceduponhisbureau。

“Youmaybesurprized(saidhe,)thatIallowhimtobesonearmygold;——butyouwillobservehehasnohands。“’

OnFriday,May29,beingtosetoutforScotlandnextmorning,I

passedapartofthedaywithhiminmorethanusualearnestness;

ashishealthwasinamoreprecariousstatethanatanytimewhenIhadpartedfromhim。He,however,wasquickandlively,andcriticalasusual。Imentionedonewhowasaverylearnedman。

JOHNSON。’Yes,Sir,hehasagreatdealoflearning;butitneverliesstraight。Thereisneveroneideabythesideofanother;

’tisallentangled:andtheirhedrivesitsoaukwardlyuponconversation。’

Hesaid,’Getasmuchforceofmindasyoucan。Livewithinyourincome。Alwayshavesomethingsavedattheendoftheyear。Letyourimportsbemorethanyourexports,andyou’llnevergofarwrong。

Iassuredhim,thatintheextensiveandvariousrangeofhisacquaintancethereneverhadbeenanyonewhohadamoresincererespectandaffectionforhimthanIhad。Hesaid,’Ibelieveit,Sir。WereIindistress,thereisnomantowhomIshouldsoonercomethantoyou。Ishouldliketocomeandhaveacottageinyourpark,toddleabout,livemostlyonmilk,andbetakencareofbyMrs。Boswell。SheandIaregoodfriendsnow;arewenot?’

Heembracedme,andgavemehisblessing,asusualwhenIwasleavinghimforanylengthoftime。Iwalkedfromhisdoorto-day,withafearfulapprehensionofwhatmighthappenbeforeIreturned。

Myanxiousapprehensionsatpartingwithhimthisyear,provedtobebut

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