New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-01

success Of Fvend p" but MIS- IhTa'c hau lho u"o
polencss not TO hint az the book, avoiding the sud-
icct with graceful dclicacy At last, whcn they
were quite alone together in the library, she men
toned the NJ vel. This shows particularly nj" anu
I an sorry - say somewhat rare good breeding
Madame DArbIay dwclis again and again upon ~ r
sweetness OF disposition. aud upon her heart al
ready fitted 70. ,ther world IA good ihs' ah'e u
Fanny BUUcy's extravaganza.
II johnson loved Mrs. TArale, everybody knows
that it was no. in "a way which prevented HIM IRON
recognizing and rcbuKing her faults. =" al sure
she SAID 20 hIm one day, have had my snare Oh
scoldinE from vuu.' lie replied il IS tr"e' you
have but You have borne It like an angel ana you
nave been the better for it," He charged her WIN
often provoking him 20 say severe 'hi"Is ~
ucrrcipal communication, Yet hc once pnd Fer
The commitment of SAYING: In gr cat matter' you
are hardly ever mistakcl' He hked 1" nave h'I ID
LONDON and complained that by ttaying 30 mhcn Ia
the country feeding the chickens, sac s'aIVcd heI
understanding.
p.tino In. friendship so high, as ne bad reason to
Go. the death OF ThIalo was severe hio" to Joh"-
s,r In tbe first lctt,- of coincidence which he
wrote TO the widow he told her that she Ina. e--
loved l. ppircss in marriage toa Hogrec of which
without personal knowledge he should have
though The dcscript on fahulous." Yet she had
SOM. reason for complaint. There was certain
lovely Sophia Srroatfcld Of whom Mr.. IhTaio was
,r,o,cr,ly fond than ne should have been
Tu,c we're scenes of jcal, nsy III which Johnson ana
not take very friendly part sic ing III rather too
marked manner with 4lr. Thralc, who, however
,c,s ia . very bad mental and bodily condition at
IN, ti,uo Tia oIed On the morning OF day on
which half tho f.,hon OF London had hecn invited
f., an Intended assembly at his house in GroSvcnor
square"
The dramatic story of DR.. IOhnsons farewell 10
S,rcg,La,n has been admirably ;o by Loru Ma
,lo,-tho ,ro yer viii sh ne composed and the last
,.,,Li,i, 80 mad. of tbc IIr,rv. AMI # has gen
,I1,. ,,oo,. r,dcrst,od hat fhjs drpfrtnre was
.i,,.od h,, tbc widow Throlr', GOODNESS These
-, re-. uo,. lnov.u u,ot Mr.. Tnralc Herself
,,.,. ,.,,o, tbc poiut of leaving Strcatham having
$500. 20, ,., mind .,r,,la,tl - to }r,s. fine place DR..
IL. .,..,,.ib fin. .ilraIp family at Bath Oh the
1.,, 60 o,t,Lcr Eo.vrU foiud him domr,ticatcd
,..i., %. I ,,,l,,, il,
With ME lhlaIe ana DIT "'"-"''' ~ '''"' ."
March .I7S2 and imagined all 10 be rs well as
f,r,,erlvr On tpc 18th of june following. johnson
.,..l. d., o,i,r tl,at a.. stII
s"''''" P''''l Wv ''
wrote kindly io EcT rs Nhr nlu 10 NV" N'' "'' ''
self in trouble, Ter daughter Soph9 ihrh WING III
.,,.- H., Il ,,...t lo 1lInvrd thai here
"'''" ,..,,.,,r 1#,.
WEI, aiI'a'N NNWP'"Ih' VI ''''' ''' I'VE
,clIr ~ the ~iguor "lllIi already began /" appear
,., tl,o ..,,.. -, ,...rpu,ilt wa, rcr proposed
"''" '"' ''''' .l,..
.tr''Hg' to =. oM i"'H. 'I''. ""'' H''' ''''''
aud dismissed bin. lac s.p'Ia ''' ''''' near D"
h,IIIrs her. am, with the ,Nt1fird tounI'haucr oI
r,,,ro, !, s,itc n, fine rcmonsirlnc, Of DR..